Ringtone Maker – Cut Songs Online

Cut any part of a song to make a ringtone or alarm — select, fade, preview and download. Nothing is uploaded.

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Make your own ringtone

Want the hook of your favourite song as your ringtone, or a gentle intro as your morning alarm? Thisringtone maker lets you open any song on your phone, see its waveform, and drag two handles to pick exactly the part you want. Add a smooth fade in and fade out so it doesn't start or stop abruptly, preview the cut, and download it. Everything happens in your browser — your music is never uploaded.

How to cut a song

  1. Tap Choose a song and pick an audio file.
  2. Drag the handles (or type start and end times) — 20–30 seconds is ideal.
  3. Set the fades, tap Preview, then Download.

Tips for a great ringtone

  • Start at the hook — the most recognisable part of the song.
  • Keep it short: calls usually ring for under 30 seconds.
  • Use a fade-in of 1–2 seconds so the ringtone doesn't startle you.
  • Choose Mono for a smaller file — phone speakers are mono anyway.

Example

A 3:45 song has its chorus at 1:02. Drag the start handle to 62 s and the end handle to90 s for a 28-second clip, set a 1-second fade in and 2-second fade out, and download. In stereo at 44.1 kHz the file is about 4.9 MB; in mono about 2.5 MB. Need a timer for your alarm? See theworld clock, or play a melody yourself on the virtual piano.

Frequently asked questions

How do I make a ringtone from a song?
Choose a song file from your phone, drag the two handles on the waveform to select the part you want (20–30 seconds works best), add a short fade in and out, preview it, then tap Download. Set the downloaded file as your ringtone in your phone’s sound settings.
Which file types can I open?
Any audio your browser can play — usually MP3, M4A/AAC, WAV, OGG and FLAC. The ringtone is saved as a WAV file, which works as a ringtone on Android phones.
How do I set it as my ringtone on Android?
Open Settings → Sound & vibration → Phone ringtone, choose “Add” or “My sounds”, and pick the downloaded file (it is usually in the Downloads folder). On some phones you can also long-press the file in the Files app and choose “Set as ringtone”.
Does it work for iPhone ringtones?
iPhones need ringtones in their own M4R format, which browsers can’t create. Download the WAV here, then use GarageBand on the iPhone to import it and export it as a ringtone.
Is my song uploaded?
No. The audio is decoded and cut entirely in your browser. Please only use music you have the right to use.