Pick the Perfect Moment
See the entire song as a waveform. Find the chorus, the hook, or that one part everyone knows — and cut it into a ringtone with pinpoint accuracy.
Full song waveform — select your 30-second ringtone clip:
How to Make a Ringtone in 4 Steps
Upload Your Song
Drag and drop any song — MP3, M4A, WAV, or other formats. The audio loads instantly in your browser.
Select Your Ringtone Section
Click and drag on the waveform to select a 20-30 second section. The chorus or hook usually makes the best ringtone. You can see exactly where the loud, energetic parts are.
Tip: Aim for 25-30 seconds — recognizable but not too long
Preview Before Downloading
Play back your selection to make sure it starts and ends at the right moment. Adjust the boundaries until it sounds perfect. You'll hear exactly what your ringtone will sound like.
Download & Set as Ringtone
Download your clip as MP3. Then follow the simple steps below to set it on your iPhone or Android device.
Setting Your Custom Ringtone
iPhone (iOS 26+)
- 1Download your trimmed MP3 (under 30 seconds)
- 2Open the file in the Files app
- 3Tap Share > More > Use as Ringtone
- 4Assign it in Settings > Sounds & Haptics > Ringtone
Older iOS: Use GarageBand (Share > Ringtone) or iTunes/Finder to convert to M4R.
Android
- 1Download your trimmed MP3
- 2Move it to the Ringtones folder (or leave in Downloads)
- 3Go to Settings > Sound > Phone Ringtone
- 4Select your MP3 from the list
Some Android phones let you set ringtones directly from the file manager.
Tips for the Perfect Ringtone
Keep It Short
25-30 seconds is ideal. iPhone (iOS 26+) requires under 30 seconds for the native ringtone flow. You want it recognizable but not annoying.
Start Strong
Pick a section that starts loud and clear. Avoid clips that build slowly — you want to hear it immediately when the phone rings.
Use the Hook
The chorus or main hook is usually the most recognizable part of a song — and makes the best ringtone.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I make a ringtone from a song?
Upload your song to AudioMultiCut, click and drag on the waveform to select a 20-30 second clip (the chorus works great), preview it, and download as MP3. Then follow the platform-specific steps above to set it on your phone.
How long should a ringtone be?
25-30 seconds is the sweet spot. iPhone's native iOS 26 ringtone feature requires under 30 seconds. Android is more flexible, but keeping it short ensures it sounds clean when your phone rings.
Can I make ringtones for both iPhone and Android?
Yes. AudioMultiCut creates MP3 files that work on both platforms. On iPhone with iOS 26+, just open the file in Files, tap Share, and select "Use as Ringtone" — no extra apps needed. Android uses MP3 directly.
Can I make multiple ringtones from one song?
Absolutely. AudioMultiCut lets you select multiple segments from a single song. Create different ringtones from the verse, chorus, and bridge — one for calls, one for texts, one for alarms.
Is this ringtone maker free?
Yes, completely free with no limits. No account needed, no watermarks, and your music never leaves your browser. Make as many ringtones as you want.
Make Your Ringtone in Seconds
Stop using boring default ringtones. Turn any song into your personal ringtone — free and easy.