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All tools MP3 & iPhone M4R

Make a custom ringtone online — cut any song, add a fade in and out, then export to MP3 or iPhone M4R. Fast, no signup.

Select a song or audio file

Drag & drop your audio here, or click to browse

Accepted: MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, WEBM, MPGA, MP4. Up to 4 MB.
Pick the part for your ringtone

Drag the handles to set where it starts and ends — or drag the middle to slide the whole selection.

Reading the audio…

Ease the ringtone in and out so it never starts or stops abruptly.

Fade in
Fade out
MP3
Plays on Android and almost any phone or device.
M4R
Apple ringtone format — set it on iPhone via Finder or iTunes.
iPhone ringtones must be 40 seconds or shorter — trim it down a little.
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How to set it as your iPhone ringtone
  1. Choose M4R, then connect your iPhone to a computer with Finder or iTunes.
  2. Drag the .m4r file onto your device, or sync it under Tones.
  3. On the phone, open Settings ▸ Sounds & Haptics ▸ Ringtone and pick it.
How it works
Upload a song or any audio — MP3, WAV, M4A or OGG.
Pick the segment, add a fade in and out, and choose MP3 or iPhone M4R.
Make it, preview the ringtone and download it instantly.
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About Ringtone Maker

The Ringtone Maker turns any song into a custom ringtone for your phone. Upload a track, pick the exact segment on the waveform — drag the handles or use the quick-length buttons — then add a fade in and fade out so the ringtone never starts or stops abruptly.

Export as MP3 for Android and virtually every other device, or as M4R, Apple’s custom ringtone format, for iPhone. The tool warns you if an iPhone ringtone runs over Apple’s 40-second limit, and the page includes step-by-step instructions for installing the M4R on your iPhone via Finder or iTunes.

Rendering happens on the server and your ringtone downloads automatically when ready. The tool is free, needs no signup, and accepts MP3, WAV, M4A, and OGG source files.

How to use Ringtone Maker

  1. Upload a song or audio file (MP3, WAV, M4A, or OGG).
  2. Drag the waveform handles to choose the part you want, or tap a quick-length preset.
  3. Play the selection to check it, and set a fade in and fade out.
  4. Choose the export format: MP3 for Android, M4R for iPhone.
  5. Click Make ringtone — the file downloads automatically.
  6. For iPhone, add the .m4r to your device with Finder or iTunes, then pick it under Settings ▸ Sounds & Haptics ▸ Ringtone.

Frequently asked questions

Select your segment, choose the M4R format, and download the file. Then connect your iPhone to a computer, drag the .m4r onto the device in Finder or iTunes, and select it under Settings ▸ Sounds & Haptics ▸ Ringtone.

iPhone custom ringtones must be 40 seconds or shorter — the tool warns you if your selection is too long. MP3 ringtones for Android have no such hard limit, though 20–30 seconds is typical.

Yes. Set a fade-in and fade-out length in seconds and the ringtone eases in and out instead of cutting abruptly. Fades are optional and each is capped at a few seconds to keep the tone audible.

Choose MP3. Android and almost every other phone or device plays MP3 ringtones directly — copy the file to your phone and select it in your sound settings.

Yes, making ringtones is free and requires no account. You can cut and download as many ringtones as you like.

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