Make a 30 Second Ringtone

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Why 30 seconds for a ringtone?

When someone calls you, your phone will typically ring for about 30 seconds before it sends the caller to voicemail. That is why 30 seconds has been the standard length for custom ringtones for decades. If you make it any longer, the file just takes up unnecessary space on your phone.

This tool is designed specifically to help you turn your favorite song into a perfectly sized custom ringtone.

How to make your ringtone

First, upload the song you want to use. The tool will show you a selection box that is locked to a maximum of 30 seconds. Drag this box over your favorite part of the track, like the chorus or a cool intro.

Make sure to check the fade in and fade out options. A ringtone that starts at maximum volume can be really startling, so a quick fade in makes it sound much more natural. Once you are happy with the preview, export the file and set it as your ringtone.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get the ringtone onto my iPhone?

Apple makes this a bit tricky. You will need to export the file as an M4R format, and then use iTunes or the GarageBand app on your phone to officially set it as your custom ringtone.

Can I use this for an alarm sound?

Yes! Android and iOS both allow you to select custom audio files for your morning alarms. 30 seconds is the perfect length for an alarm loop.

Will this make the song louder?

No, this tool simply crops the audio. If you have a quiet song that you cannot hear when your phone rings in your pocket, you should run it through our Bass Booster or Normalizer first.