About RingtoneGenerator

What we build

RingtoneGenerator is a ringtone studio on the web. Its ringtone maker turns any song, voice memo or video file into a ringtone in your browser: pick the part you want on a waveform, add a fade, and save an M4R for iPhone or an MP3 for Android. Around it sit tools for phone sounds, such as a ringtone cutter, an MP3 to M4R converter and a custom ringtone recorder; AI voice tools, such as name ringtones, producer tags, DJ drops, jingles and voicemail greetings; and free device tests, such as a sound test, a speaker test and a decibel meter. The AI features use credits (see pricing); the browser tools stay free.

How we work

• Free means free. The ringtone maker and the device tests need no account, add no watermark and upload nothing. You need an account for the AI features.
• Your files stay with you. The browser tools work on your own device, so your songs, videos and recordings never reach our servers. An AI feature sends only what it needs, such as your prompt or a name, to the AI provider that runs it. We don't sell your files, and we don't use them to train AI models.
• Files your phone accepts. Ringtones save as M4R for iPhone, MP3 for Android, or M4A and WAV. M4R files are kept to 40 seconds, the iPhone ringtone limit.
• Failed jobs cost nothing. Credits are held while an AI job runs. If the job fails, they come back to your balance automatically.
• Only sounds you have rights to. We don't host copyrighted songs or the built-in sounds of phones and apps. You make ringtones from audio you own or have permission to use, or from original sounds and AI tunes made for you.

Who it is for

People who want their own ringtone, alarm or text tone instead of the default one; music producers, DJs and small businesses who need a voice tag, a drop or a short jingle; and anyone checking that their speakers, headphones or room sound right.

Results you can check

You hear the exact clip before you save it: play the selection, loop it and adjust the fade until it sounds right. The tool shows the length and format of every file it exports. If your phone does not list a new ringtone, check the format (M4R on iPhone, MP3 on Android) and the length first; the setup steps on each page walk you through it. The device tests depend on your hardware: speakers and microphones differ, so treat a browser decibel reading as an estimate, not a calibrated measurement.

Contact

Questions, corrections or ideas: support@ringtonegenerator.org. If a tool gets something wrong, tell us the tool, your browser and what you expected, and we will look into it. More on the contact page.