How to make a ringtone
- Drop a song into the upload box — the full waveform appears straight away.
- Drag the start and end handles to the part you want, or tap 15s, 20s or 30s for a quick length.
- Add a touch of fade in and fade out so the clip starts and ends smoothly.
- Press Preview selection to check it, then download the ringtone as MP3 or WAV.
This ringtone maker is built around a visual waveform, so you find the perfect hook by sight and sound instead of guessing timestamps. Two draggable handles mark the region, quick-length chips snap common ringtone durations, and linear fades keep the clip from starting or stopping abruptly. A 40-second cap keeps clips in ringtone and notification-tone territory. Everything — decoding, cutting, fading and export — runs locally in your browser, so the song you love is never uploaded. It is handy for turning a chorus into a ring, a punchy drop into a text tone, or a memorable line into an alarm. Want to glue several snippets together first? Trim them in the Audio Trimmer and merge them in the Audio Joiner.
FAQ
How do I make a ringtone from a song?
Drop the song onto the page, drag the two handles on the waveform around the hook you want, and use the 15, 20 or 30 second chips to snap a tidy length. Add a little fade in and fade out, preview the clip, then download it as MP3 or WAV.
How do I set the ringtone on an iPhone?
This tool exports MP3 and WAV because no AAC encoder runs in the browser, while iPhone ringtones use the .m4r format. Add the downloaded clip to your music library and convert it to .m4r there, then sync it as a ringtone. On Android you can usually set the MP3 directly.
How long can the ringtone be?
The selection is capped at 40 seconds, which comfortably covers phone ringtones and notification tones. If you drag a handle past the limit the opposite handle follows so the window stays within 40 seconds.
Is the ringtone maker free and private?
Yes — it is free with no signup and no watermark. The waveform, the cut and the export all run inside your browser, so your song is never uploaded to a server.