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30-Second Mobile Ringtone & Caller Tune Maker

Online Ringtone Maker & Song Cutter

Choose a short part of an audio file, add optional fades, and download a WAV clip that you can import using your phone’s ringtone workflow.

100% Client-Side • No Server Uploads • Zero Storage
100% Offline

How to Make a Mobile Ringtone in 3 Steps

  1. 1Upload Song: Import your MP3, M4A, or WAV track into the ringtone cutter.
  2. 2Choose a 30-second starting point: Click the "Ringtone (30s)" button to select the first 30 seconds, then move the markers to the part you want.
  3. 3Enable Fade In/Out & Download: Toggle smooth audio fades and click Download to save as an audio ringtone.
How to Set Ringtone on Android
  1. Download your 30-second WAV clip from mp3cut.in.
  2. Open Settings > Sounds & Vibration on your Android device.
  3. Tap Phone Ringtone > Custom / From Device.
  4. Select the downloaded WAV track from your Downloads folder if your device accepts it.
How to Set Ringtone on iPhone (iOS)
  1. Download your trimmed audio clip in iOS Safari Files app.
  2. Open the free GarageBand app on your iPhone.
  3. Import the audio into GarageBand timeline and tap Share > Ringtone.
  4. Export it as a ringtone, following the options offered by your device.

Choose a separate tool when your editing task needs more than trimming or format-compatible WAV output.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Ringtone Maker FAQs

Questions about making custom caller tunes and ringtones.

A short clip is often easier to manage as a ringtone. The tool offers a 30-second selection preset that you can adjust before downloading a WAV file.
After downloading the WAV file, follow your phone manufacturer’s ringtone-import instructions. Android and iPhone workflows differ, and iPhone may require GarageBand or another conversion step.
Fade In prevents abrupt sudden loud ringing when receiving calls in quiet places, while Fade Out ensures smooth looping without jarring sound breaks.
Yes, 100% free with no apps or sign-up needed. It works directly in Chrome on Android and Safari on iOS.