Turn Any Song into a Ringtone
Upload an MP3, WAV, M4A or other song and pick the exact hook you love. AudioMuse makes it easy to create a ringtone online free from your own music, voice memos or sound effects.
Make your own ringtone from a song, voice recording or video online. Cut the moment you want to hear, add fades and download M4R for iPhone or MP3 for Android.
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Everything you need to turn a favorite sound into a ringtone for iPhone or Android, all in one free online tool.
Upload an MP3, WAV, M4A or other song and pick the exact hook you love. AudioMuse makes it easy to create a ringtone online free from your own music, voice memos or sound effects.
Drag the handles on the waveform or enter exact start and end times to select your clip. Preview it instantly and adjust until your ringtone starts right on the chorus, beat or phrase.
Choose the iPhone or Android preset and AudioMuse applies a suitable length and format for you. Download M4R for iPhone or MP3 for Android, with no separate ringtone converter needed.
Add fade-in and fade-out for a smooth start and finish, boost a quiet clip or tame a loud one, and even change pitch or speed to give your ringtone a personal twist.
Love a line or soundtrack from a video? Import an MP4 saved on your device and AudioMuse extracts its audio, so you can trim the moment and turn it into a ringtone.
No app install, no sign-up and no fees. AudioMuse runs in your phone or computer browser and processes audio on your device, so your songs and voice recordings stay private.
Choose your sound, shape the clip and save the format for your phone.
Open an audio file or a video with audio from your device. Find the chorus, spoken phrase or sound effect you want on the waveform.
Drag the clip edges or enter start and end times to keep the audio section you need. Play it back, adjust the volume and add a short fade if the opening or ending feels abrupt.
Use the iPhone or Android preset to apply suitable duration and format settings. Export M4R for an iPhone ringtone workflow or MP3 for Android, then save the file.
Prepare the clip and its output format in one place, without using a separate ringtone converter.

Turn an MP3, M4A or other supported source into an M4R ringtone. Keep the clip to 30 seconds or less for broad compatibility. After downloading, use a ringtone-import method supported by your iPhone and iOS version to add it to your available tones.

Choose the Android preset and download an MP3. Transfer it to your phone if you edited on a computer, then select the file in a supported ringtone picker or file manager. You can also prepare short clips for notifications or alarms where custom audio is supported.
M4R for an iPhone ringtone-import workflow · MP3 for Android
Skip a long intro and begin near the hook, melody or phrase you want to recognize. Check the first second in preview so your ringtone does not begin with an empty pause or half a word.

Keep enough of a musical phrase for a call tone. For a message alert, try a brief chime or voice line instead. Adjust the selection until it feels complete at the length you need.
Add a fade-in or fade-out when a cut sounds too sudden. Raise a quiet clip or lower a loud one, then preview again. Your phone's ringtone and alarm volume controls still affect playback.
Change the pitch or playback speed to give an existing sound a different feel. Listen again after adjusting, and check the final duration before exporting your ringtone.

Select the hook, listen to the cut and check the duration before downloading.
Keep a chorus, riff or instrumental phrase that makes your phone sound like yours. Put the part you enjoy near the beginning so you hear it before answering.

Use a saved voice recording to create a personal tone for a friend or family member. Download each clip separately, then assign it to the person in your phone's contact settings.

Turn a chime, sound effect or quick spoken phrase into a notification clip. Start with one to three seconds and adjust to taste. Available custom alert options depend on the phone and app.

Trim a song or recorded message for an alarm app that accepts custom audio. Put the important sound at the start so the message is clear when the alarm begins.

Visit AudioMuse Ringtone Maker online and choose a song or recording from your device, select your favorite passage on the waveform and preview it. Add fades or adjust the volume, pick the iPhone or Android preset, then download M4R or MP3 and set it on your phone.
Open the MP3 in AudioMuse, select the passage you want and preview the cut. Keep it to 30 seconds or less, choose M4R when exporting and download the file. Then import it with a supported iPhone ringtone method to start using it.
Yes. AudioMuse lets you easily trim any audio files, preview your clip, select the Android preset and export MP3. You can save it on your phone, then pick it in your ringtone settings or file manager.
For iPhone, 30 seconds or less is a practical target for compatibility. A call ringtone can hold a short musical phrase, while a text alert usually works best at just a few seconds. AudioMuse's phone presets help you start with a suitable length.
Yes, wherever your phone or app supports custom sounds. Create a separate clip for each use in AudioMuse, then assign it in the relevant contact, notification or alarm settings.
AudioMuse Ringtone Maker turns your existing songs, recordings and sound effects into ringtones. It does not offer a ready-made ringtone library, generate music or read a typed name aloud. For a spoken-name tone, record the words first, then import and trim that recording.
Yes. With AudioMuse, editing, previewing and downloading your ringtone are completely free, with no sign-up required. Just choose a file from your device to get started.
AudioMuse supports common inputs including MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC, OGG and supported MP4 videos. Each source file can be up to 300 MB and 60 minutes long, and the complete timeline must stay within 60 minutes. Export M4R for iPhone or MP3 for Android.
No app download needed. AudioMuse runs in a supported browser on your phone or computer, so you can create and download your ringtone right away. Setting it as your ringtone happens in your phone's settings, file manager or a compatible import app.