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Ringtone Maker — Free Online

Find the hook everyone will recognize in the first two seconds. Set a 15, 30 or 40-second selection, loop it until it feels right, and download a ringtone-ready MP3.

No sign-up Files never uploaded Unlimited use Free forever

Drop a song to make a ringtone

Choose the best chorus or hook — 15 to 40 seconds is ideal

100% private — processed on your device

How to use the Ringtone Maker

  1. 1

    Add your song

    Choose an MP3 or audio file you own. The first 30 seconds are selected automatically so you can start previewing immediately.

  2. 2

    Move to the best part

    Click the waveform or use the player to find the chorus, then set start and end. Loop preview repeats the selection like a phone call would.

  3. 3

    Fade, lift & download

    Gentle fades stop jarring starts and endings, volume polishing makes quiet songs clear, and the MP3 is ready for your phone.

Why use Tools Stars for this?

  • One-tap 15, 30 and 40-second ringtone lengths
  • Looping selection preview to judge the repeat point
  • Fade-in and fade-out controls for a smoother phone alert
  • Volume normalization for quiet tracks
  • High-quality MP3 output up to 320 kbps

Frequently asked questions

How long should a ringtone be?

Thirty seconds is the safest general choice. Some phones accept about 40 seconds, while notification sounds should be much shorter — often 2–5 seconds. Calls usually loop the file, so a clean musical loop matters more than maximum length.

How do I set this MP3 as an Android ringtone?

Download it to the phone, open Settings → Sound & vibration → Phone ringtone, then choose the file. On some phones you may need to move it into the Ringtones folder or select it from a file picker.

Can I directly set it on iPhone?

iPhone does not let a browser assign an MP3 as a ringtone directly. Download the MP3, then use GarageBand on the iPhone or Finder/iTunes on a computer to add it as a ringtone.

Should I use fades on a ringtone?

A very short fade-in (about 0.2–0.5 seconds) can stop an abrupt click, and a one-second fade-out sounds polished if the call keeps ringing. If the loop point is musical and continuous, you can set both to zero.

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