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How to Make a Song Your Ringtone on Android
Use music to customize your smartphone
By Jennifer Allen Jennifer Allen Writer Swansea University, Staffordshire University Jennifer Allen has been writing about technology since 2010. Her work has appeared in Mashable, TechRadar, and many more publications. lifewire's editorial guidelines Updated on October 23, 2021 Tweet Share Email Tweet Share Email Android Switching from iOS What to Know
Make a song a ringtone: Go to Apps > Settings > Sounds and Notifications > Ringtones > Add. Tap the song, then tap Done.Use part of a song as a ringtone: Download the RingDroid app, tap the song file you want to edit, tap Trim, then use your finger to select a clip.Set a ringtone for different contacts: Go to Contacts, tap a name, tap Edit > Ringtone, choose a ringtone, and tap OK.
This article shows you how to make a song a ringtone, set ringtones for various contacts, and trim a song to tweak a ringtone. To follow most of these steps, your Android smartphone needs to be running Android 9.0 Pie or later. How to Make a Song Your Ringtone
In a few simple steps, you can turn your ringtone into something more personal than the standard ringtones included with your smartphone. Here's what to do. These steps require you to already have the song or audio file on your smartphone. Moving files on Android isn't too complicated, or you can find free music online. On your smartphone's home screen, tap Apps. Tap Settings. Tap Sounds and Notifications. If it's not listed under Quick Settings, scroll down to find it. Tap Ringtones > Add. Choose a track from the songs already stored on your phone. You can also tap albums, artists, or folders, as well as search by name, if you have a lot of audio files on your smartphone. Tap the song you want to use. Tap Done. The song or audio file is now your ringtone. Just retrace the steps to change it again. How to Tweak a Song to Make it the Perfect Ringtone
With some songs, you might not want the opening riff as your ringtone. If you want to pick out a clip from a song, you need a dedicated app to do the job. The RingDroid app is one of the best, and it takes seconds to use and trim down a song with. Here's how to trim a song. Download and open the RingDroid app. Tap the song file you want to edit. Tap Trim, then drag your finger around the clip, cutting it down to just what you want to hear. Tap download. Tap play to hear a preview. Tap Save. Tap Use As. Tap Ringtone, then tap Done to set the ringtone. How to Set a Ringtone for a Specific Contact
Want to set a different ringtone for different people, so you know exactly who's calling? It's simple enough, once you know how. Tap Contacts. Scroll down to the person you want to add a custom ringtone to, then tap the contact's name. Tap Edit. Tap Ringtone. Choose the ringtone, then tap OK. Tap Save. Was this page helpful? Thanks for letting us know! Get the Latest Tech News Delivered Every Day Subscribe Tell us why! Other Not enough details Hard to understand Submit More from Lifewire How to Make a Song Your Ringtone On iPhone How to Change Android Notification Sounds How to Change the Default Ringtone on Your iPhone How to Set a Custom Ringtone on iPhone How to Change the Alarm Sound on iPhone How to Make a Playlist on Your iPad The 7 Best Music Editors of 2022 How to Change the Ringtone on Your Android Phone How to Buy Ringtones on the iPhone How to Clear a YouTube Queue With Chromecast on Android M4R File (What It Is & How to Open One) How to Add Music to a Facebook Story How to Edit Multiple Photos at Once on an iPhone How to Splice and Edit Video on the iPad How to Set a Song as an iPhone Alarm How to Save or Share Music from Instagram Reels Newsletter Sign Up Newsletter Sign Up Newsletter Sign Up Newsletter Sign Up Newsletter Sign Up By clicking “Accept All Cookies”, you agree to the storing of cookies on your device to enhance site navigation, analyze site usage, and assist in our marketing efforts. Cookies Settings Accept All Cookies