MP3 cutter and ringtone maker
Cut with the waveform in view, make ringtones.
Free tool · on your device
GUIDE · AUDIO AND VOICE
How to make a ringtone
Open the free MP3 cutter, choose your song or audio and mark the part you want (one click gives a 30-second ringtone). Add fades and download it as MP3 for Android, or as M4R for iPhone if your browser can create AAC.
Open MP3 cutter and ringtone makerFree with an account, no subscription or watermark. Your files never leave your device.
STEP BY STEP
5 steps
Is the sound in a video?
Extract audio from video pulls it out as MP3 first.
Mark the part
Drag the sliders on the waveform or use the 30-second ringtone button. Play the selection and add fades.
Download
MP3 or WAV; M4R for iPhone if your browser can create AAC.
Put it on your phone
On Android, choose the file in Settings › Sound. On iPhone, the M4R is added from a computer or with GarageBand, depending on your version.
TOOLS IN THIS GUIDE
What you will use
Extract audio from video
Your video’s sound as an MP3 (MP4 to MP3).
Free tool · on your device
Audio converter
MP3, WAV, FLAC and, if your browser can, OGG and M4A.
Free tool · on your device
TIPS
To get it right
Tip 1
Start the ringtone on the chorus or the most recognisable part.
Tip 2
A fade in stops it from starting abruptly.
Tip 3
Use songs or audio you have the right to use.
Ringtone: common questions
How long should a ringtone be?
About 30 seconds; the tool has a button for that length.
Why is there no M4R option?
It only appears if your browser can create AAC audio. If not, download MP3 and convert it on your computer.
Is my song uploaded?
No. The trim happens on your device.
Is it free?
Yes. The free tools in this guide run in your browser and add no watermark. Tools that create files share the 30 welcome uses of your free account, then cost 1 credit per use; tools that show the result on screen have no usage cap. You can try them before signing up; to download the result or keep using them we ask for a free account, with no subscription.