Free · iPhone and Android · No app

TikTok Ringtone Maker for iPhone and Android

Paste a TikTok link, pick the part of the song you love and download a ringtone ready for your phone.

The audio is cut and converted in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

How to set it as your ringtone

Choose your phone and follow the steps.

iPhone · iOS 26 or later

Download the MP3. Safari saves it in Files › Downloads.
Open the file in the Files app, tap Share and choose Use as Ringtone. If you do not see it, scroll the list of actions.
Go to Settings › Sounds and Haptics › Ringtone to change it or set it for a contact.

iPhone · iOS 18 or earlier

Install GarageBand, free from Apple, and create a new song with the Audio Recorder.
Open the tracks view, tap the loop icon, choose Files and drag the MP3 onto the timeline.
Tap +, open Section A and turn on Automatic so the ringtone is not cut short.
Go back to My Songs, hold the song, tap Share › Ringtone › Export, then use it as your standard ringtone.

Android

Download the MP3. It is saved in the Downloads folder.
Go to Settings › Sounds and vibration › Ringtone. Names vary slightly by brand.
Tap + or Add from storage and choose the file you downloaded.

Make a ringtone from any TikTok sound

Trending TikTok sounds are often remixes, sped-up versions or clips you cannot find on ringtone websites. TrendSave takes the audio straight from the TikTok video, lets you choose the exact part you want and turns it into a ringtone in a few seconds.

Why the 30 second limit?

iPhone only accepts ringtones shorter than 30 seconds, so TrendSave keeps your selection under that limit. A soft fade in and fade out make the ringtone start and end smoothly. The same MP3 works on Android phones too.

MP3 files are encoded on your device with LAME (lamejs, LGPL).

Frequently asked questions

Is the ringtone maker free?

Yes. It is free, with no account and no app to install.

Do you upload my audio?

No. The audio is cut and converted to MP3 in your browser. We do not store any files or links.

Why MP3 and not M4R?

On iOS 26 or later, iPhone can use an MP3 under 30 seconds as a ringtone directly from the Files app, and GarageBand also imports MP3. M4R is only needed when you copy ringtones from a computer with Finder or iTunes.

Why can I not get the audio of a video?

The video may be private or deleted, or TikTok may have removed its sound for copyright reasons. Try another link or try again later.

Can I use any song?

Ringtones made here are for personal use. Please respect the copyright of artists and creators.