Know it is your phone
Your own ringtone stands out in a room full of default ones.
Make a ringtone from any song
Pick the best 30 seconds, add fades, put it on your phone.
Pick a start and end to the tenth of a second (30 seconds by default), add fades, and save a WAV. Android plays it straight away; on iPhone, set it through GarageBand.
Drop an audio file here or
MP3, WAV, M4A or FLAC, up to 20 MB
- Files never leave your device
- Free, no sign-up
- Results in seconds
Cut the part people know
A 30-second ringtone from the chorus, 0:45 to 1:15, with short fades.
Windows Down
Sunny summer pop · female vocals · 2:30
The song this result came from. Run it yourself.
Start on the hook
Begin a beat before the chorus, so the first ring is the part people know.
30 seconds by default
Set any start and end to the tenth of a second.
Fade in, fade out
A short fade at each end, so it never starts or stops with a click.
Ringtone Maker at a glance
What you can set and what you take away.
- Files
- MP3, WAV, M4A or FLAC, up to 20 MB
- Cut
- Start and end to the tenth of a second, 30 seconds by default
- Fades
- Fade in and fade out
- You get
- A WAV file
- Where it runs
- In your browser. Nothing is uploaded
- Price
- Free, no sign-up
How to make a ringtone
Three steps, then put it on your phone.
- 1
Drop in a song
Choose an MP3, WAV, M4A or FLAC up to 20 MB, or a song you made here.
- 2
Pick the part
Drag the start and end, or type them. Add a fade at each end.
- 3
Save and set it
Save the WAV, then follow the steps for Android or iPhone below.
A ringtone you will not mind hearing
Short, clear and yours.
Pick the part you love
Play it through, then keep the 30 seconds you never skip.
Put it on your phone
Two paths, depending on the phone.
Android
Copy the WAV to your phone, then pick it in Settings, Sound, Phone ringtone.
iPhone
Save it to Files, open it in GarageBand, then use Share and Ringtone.
Keep it short
30 seconds or less works on every phone.
iPhone or Android: how each phone takes a ringtone
The same WAV works on both. Only the last step is different.
| Android | iPhone | |
|---|---|---|
| File | Android: The WAV, as it is | iPhone: The WAV, through GarageBand |
| Length | Android: Any length | iPhone: 30 seconds or less |
| Set it in | Android: Settings, Sound, Phone ringtone | iPhone: GarageBand: Share, Ringtone, then Settings, Sounds |
| Needs a computer? | Android: No | iPhone: No |
Questions about the Ringtone Maker
How long can an iPhone ringtone be?
Keep it to 30 seconds or less, which is our default. GarageBand turns the WAV into a ringtone on the phone, with no computer needed.
How do I add it on Android?
Copy the WAV to the Ringtones folder on your phone, or open Settings, Sound, Phone ringtone and pick the file.
Which part of the song should I pick?
The chorus or the opening hook. Start right on a beat and keep the fade short, so it sounds like the song from the first second.
Why is my ringtone too quiet?
Pick a louder part of the song, like the chorus, and keep the fade in short or turn it off.
Can I use a song from a streaming app?
No. Songs in streaming apps are locked to the app. Use a file you own, or make your own song here.
Can I try it before I pick my own song?
Load Windows Down from the button under the drop zone. It starts on the first 30 seconds; drag the start to the chorus to hear the part people would know.
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