Ringtone Maker — Cut a Song Into a Ringtone Free
Turn any song into a ringtone by cutting the exact 20-30 seconds you want — free, private, no app install.
Drop your MP3/audio here or click to choose
cut on your device — nothing is uploaded, no watermark
The best ringtone is the 20 seconds of the song you actually like — the chorus, the drop, the riff — not the 40 seconds of intro before it. This tool cuts that exact slice from any audio file on your device, losslessly and instantly: play the song, tap ⤓ now where the good part starts and ends, trim, download.
To set it as a ringtone: on Android, save the MP3 and pick it under Settings → Sound → Ringtone (or move it to the Ringtones folder). On iPhone, Apple requires ringtones in .m4r format via GarageBand or Finder — cut the section here first, then import it there; the fiddly part is Apple's rules, not the audio.
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Frequently asked questions
- How long should a ringtone be?
- Android accepts any length but plays ~30 seconds before voicemail kicks in; iPhone enforces a 30-second maximum. Aim for 20-30 seconds starting right at the hook.
- Why does iPhone make this complicated?
- Apple only accepts ringtones as .m4r files installed through GarageBand or a computer. Cut the perfect section here (that's the part other tools get wrong), then follow Apple's import step — search "GarageBand ringtone" for the current procedure.
- Is the audio quality preserved?
- Yes — the cut is a byte-for-byte copy of that section of your song, with no re-encoding and no volume change.
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🔒 Your files are processed on your device. This tool runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded.