Picks up the Audio Cutter/Trimmer's trim engine and automatically adds a smooth fade in and fade out, sized for a typical ringtone clip.
The Ringtone Maker cuts a section of any song or recording into a phone-ready ringtone: pick the part, keep it under 30 seconds (the iPhone limit), add fades so it does not start or stop abruptly, and boost the loudness so it cuts through pocket and street noise.
Make alerts too — a 2–5 second notification sound works the same way.
The selection is trimmed with 2 ms edge fades, shaped by equal-power fade-in/out and, with ‘loud enough for a ring’ on, normalised to −10 LUFS with a true-peak limiter at −1 dBTP — louder than typical music, closer to how ringtones are mastered.
Install an MP3 as your ringtone.
Cut a 30 s clip; convert to M4R in Music/GarageBand.
2–5 second alerts.
Pick a gentle intro with a fade.
| Limit | 30 s default (15/20/25 s or none) |
|---|---|
| Fades | Equal-power, adjustable |
| Loudness | −10 LUFS, −1 dBTP limit |
| Output | MP3 / WAV |
30 seconds.
Yes, MP3 works for ringtones and notifications.
No — it downloads an audio file. You'll still need to import it through your phone's own ringtone settings (this varies by iPhone vs Android and by OS version).
MP3 is broadly compatible. Some iPhone ringtone workflows specifically expect an .m4r file — you may need a separate conversion step on your phone or computer for that specific format.
This tool runs entirely in your browser using the Web Audio API. Nothing is uploaded, stored or shared — there is no server to send your file to, so it works offline once the page has loaded.
Be the first to share your experience with this tool — your feedback helps others.