RingCut iPhone ringtones
Turn any song into an iPhone ringtone. Pick the best part on the waveform, add fades, hear it as an incoming call, then download a .m4r file. Everything happens in your browser, so your music is never uploaded.
Drop a song here
MP3, M4A, WAV, OGG, FLAC or the sound of a video. Works with any length.
๐ Private by design: your audio is decoded and cut on this device. Nothing is uploaded.
Choose your part
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Length
30.0 s
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Get your ringtone
Other formats:
Put it on your iPhone
- Plug your iPhone into the Mac with its cable and open Finder. Unlock the phone and tap Trust if asked.
- Click your iPhone in the Finder sidebar.
- Drag the downloaded .m4r file into the Finder window, onto the iPhone's General tab (or the sidebar entry). It syncs in a moment.
- On the iPhone open Settings โ Sounds & Haptics โ Ringtone. Your tone is at the top of the list.
- Install the free Apple Devices app from the Microsoft Store (or use iTunes), then connect your iPhone and tap Trust.
- Open the iPhone in the app and go to General (iTunes: On My Device โ Tones).
- Drag the .m4r file into it and let it sync.
- On the iPhone open Settings โ Sounds & Haptics โ Ringtone and pick your tone.
- Use Share / save to Files above to save the file on your iPhone.
- Open the free GarageBand app, start a new Audio Recorder project and switch to the tracks view.
- Tap the loop icon โ Files โ Browse items from the Files app and choose your file, then drag it to the start of the track.
- Tap โพ โ My Songs, long-press the project โ Share โ Ringtone โ Export, then Use sound asโฆ and pick Standard Ringtone.
Apple limits ringtones to 40 seconds, and RingCut keeps you inside that. Menus can look slightly different between iOS and macOS versions.