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How to turn part of a video into an MP3 ringtone

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): Find the part you want, then type its start and end in the Cut fields, for example 0:45 to 1:15 for a 30-second ringtone. Choose MP3 at 192 kbps and convert. On Android, save the MP3 and pick it in Settings › Sound › Ringtone, or move it to the Ringtones folder. On iPhone, ringtones must be added through GarageBand (Share › Ringtone) or a computer, starting from the downloaded file.

Do it now, right here

MP3 encoding uses the LAME MP3 encoder (lame.sourceforge.io, LGPL) in your browser.

Step by step

  1. Type the start and end of the part you want.
  2. Choose MP3 192 kbps and convert.
  3. Set it as a ringtone in your phone's sound settings.

At a glance

UseLengthExample cut
Ringtone20–30 seconds0:45 to 1:15
Notification sound1–3 seconds0:10 to 0:12
Audio clip to shareAny2:00 to 3:30

Related questions

What time format do I use?

Minutes and seconds, like 1:15, or just seconds, like 75.

Why does my iPhone not accept the MP3 as a ringtone?

iOS needs ringtones in its own format, added through GarageBand or a computer.

Can I fade the ringtone in?

Not here; use an audio editor if you want a fade.

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Updated November 14, 2026.