Apple caps custom ringtones at 40 seconds and most ring cycles are under 30. Past 40 seconds, most phones fade the tone anyway.

Which format should I pick for iPhone?

M4R. It installs directly via Finder/iTunes without renaming. If you prefer MP3 for flexibility, that works too on most modern iOS versions.

Where does the file go?

The source audio is uploaded to our servers for cutting and encoding, then deleted immediately after the download is sent back.

Ringtone MakerServer

Pick a 15–40 second section of any song, add a fade-out, and export as M4R (iPhone), MP3, or AAC.

Drop a song to turn into a ringtone

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⎆Processed on our servers. Files are deleted immediately after processing.

How to use Ringtone Maker

Drop a song
MP3 or WAV. The waveform renders and you get a default 30-second selection.
Drag the range
Pick the hook or chorus you want as the ringtone. Maximum length is 40 seconds.
Set a fade-out
A 2-second fade prevents abrupt cut-off when the call is answered.
Pick a format
M4R for iPhone, MP3 for Android or universal, AAC for Apple ecosystems outside iOS.
Generate and download
The server cuts, fades, and encodes your ringtone, then streams the file back for download.

Frequently asked questions

Why 40 seconds?: Apple caps custom ringtones at 40 seconds and most ring cycles are under 30. Past 40 seconds, most phones fade the tone anyway.
Which format should I pick for iPhone?: M4R. It installs directly via Finder/iTunes without renaming. If you prefer MP3 for flexibility, that works too on most modern iOS versions.
Where does the file go?: The source audio is uploaded to our servers for cutting and encoding, then deleted immediately after the download is sent back.