Ringtone Maker for iPhone & Android
Turn any song, voice clip or video into a ringtone in under a minute. The maker even finds the catchiest part for you. Drag the handles to fine-tune, then save as an iPhone M4R or Android MP3.
- No upload — 100% private
- Fast, lossless when possible
- Free & unlimited
- Works on iPhone & Android
Keep this tab open — the conversion runs on your device, nothing is uploaded.
Set it as your iPhone ringtone
On iPhone (no computer):
- Install the free GarageBand app from the App Store.
- Open Files, find the .m4r in Downloads, long-press → Share → GarageBand (or import it inside GarageBand via the loop browser).
- In GarageBand's My Songs, long-press the project → Share → Ringtone → Export → Use sound as… Standard Ringtone.
With a computer: connect your iPhone, open Finder (Mac) or iTunes (Windows) and drag the .m4r file onto your iPhone in the sidebar. Then pick it in Settings → Sounds & Haptics → Ringtone.
Set it as your Android ringtone
- The MP3 is saved in your Downloads folder.
- Open Settings → Sound (& vibration) → Phone ringtone.
- Tap +, My sounds or Add ringtone and choose the file. On Samsung: Settings → Sounds and vibration → Ringtone → +.
Use it as a notification sound
- Move the OGG from Downloads to the Notifications folder with your Files app (optional on most phones).
- Open Settings → Sound → Default notification sound (or a specific app's notification settings) and pick it.
How to use the Ringtone Maker
- 1
Choose a song or video from your phone or computer.
- 2
We automatically highlight the loudest, catchiest 30 seconds. Drag the edges to adjust and press Play to preview.
- 3
Pick iPhone, Android or Notification, and keep fade in/out on for a smooth start.
- 4
Press Create ringtone, then follow the setup steps shown for your phone.
iPhone ringtone rules (M4R, 30 seconds)
iPhone ringtones must be .m4r files (AAC audio) and should be 30 seconds or shorter. Longer files are rejected by iOS. In iPhone mode the selection is capped at 30 seconds automatically.
Android ringtones
Android accepts MP3 and OGG of any length. We recommend 20–40 seconds. Notification sounds work best at 1–5 seconds as OGG.
Helpful guides
Frequently asked questions
How do I set the M4R as my iPhone ringtone without a computer?
How do I set an MP3 as my Android ringtone?
Can I make a ringtone from a video?
Why 30 seconds and not 40?
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