Make a phone ringtone
Turn part of a song into a ringtone: cut 30 seconds, add a fade and get an MP3 for Android and an M4R for iPhone. No upload.
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- No sign-up
- No file uploaded
- Windows, Mac, Android, iPhone
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About this tool
Turn your favorite song into a ringtone. Choose up to 30 seconds on the waveform, set a fade so the sound starts and ends smoothly, and get an MP3 for Android and an M4R for iPhone in one go.
When to use it
iPhone ringtone
M4R is the format the iPhone accepts for ringtones.
Android ringtone
The MP3 is simply copied to the phone and chosen in the settings.
Notification sound
Choose a few seconds for a message alert or an alarm.
How to use
- Drop a song or a video.
- Choose up to 30 seconds on the waveform.
- Play the section and adjust the fades.
- Create the ringtone and install it on your phone.
How it works
The chosen section is limited to 30 seconds, the maximum length of an iPhone ringtone without losing quality. A fade in and fade out are applied by default.
The MP3 and M4R (AAC in an MP4 container) are encoded in your browser with the Mediabunny library: the song is never uploaded.
Tips for best results
- Choose a section that starts strong: ringtones are often cut after a few seconds.
- A 2 second fade out avoids an abrupt cut.
- Keep the original volume: the phone sets the level itself.
- For a longer section, use “Cut audio”.
Common problems and fixes
The iPhone doesn't show the ringtone
Check the file ends in .m4r and was dragged onto the iPhone in Finder or iTunes.
The M4R isn't created
Update your browser; otherwise the MP3 is still available for Android.
The ringtone is too quiet
Choose a louder part of the song: the tool doesn't change the volume.
Frequently asked questions
What's the maximum length?
30 seconds, the practical limit for an iPhone ringtone.
Do I need iTunes for the iPhone?
On a Mac, Finder is enough; on Windows, the Apple Devices app or iTunes.
Is my song uploaded?
No, everything happens in your browser.
Can I use a video?
Yes, the video's sound is used as the source.
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