Turn music you love into a ringtone

Listen to the sample ringtones. If you like one, see the prompt used to make it and make your own track in Gemini. Then turn it into your own ringtone; this page walks you through setting it up on your iPhone or Android phone, step by step.

Listen to sample ringtones Make your own ringtone

Everything on this page is free, with no sign-up. DingSong doesn't offer ringtone file downloads; to make your own ringtone, you use your own audio file.

Already have a ringtone file? See how to set it upPlay a special ringtone when a certain family member calls

Incoming call

Family

Ukulele Call

This is how "Ukulele Call" sounds as a ringtone. It only plays when you press it.

Sample ringtones

Sample ringtones DingSong made with AI, all 30 seconds or less. Press "Play" to listen. If you like one, press "Prompt" and copy it into Gemini to make your own. DingSong doesn't offer downloads.

Good for

Upbeat tunes you'll recognize right away. Great as ringtones.

  • Ukulele Call

    Ukulele · Ringtone: 30 sec

  • Fingerstyle Call

    Warm acoustic guitar · Ringtone: 28 sec

  • Tango Call

    Accordion · Ringtone: 29 sec

  • Jazz Ring

    Piano · Ringtone: 30 sec

  • Bossa Ring

    Nylon-string guitar · Ringtone: 30 sec

  • Pizzicato Call

    Violin · Ringtone: 30 sec

More ways to use ringtones

  • Easy for seniors to hear

    Focuses the sound in the midrange and makes it louder overall, so seniors can hear it clearly.

  • Songs your kids made

    What your kids record in the Studio can become a parent's ringtone. Whether to share it with anyone else is up to the parents.

    Go to the Studio

Make your own ringtone

Cut the best part from an audio file on your phone (for example, a track you made in Gemini with a prompt and saved to your phone) or from sound you brought from the Studio or Music Class, then hear how it sounds when it rings.

Your privacy matters. Recording, processing, and making ringtones all happen in your browser. DingSong has no server that accepts files, so we don't, and can't, receive or keep your voice.

Choose an audio file

It opens on your device and is not uploaded. You can choose MP3, M4A, WAV, or AAC. Music in streaming apps (like Apple Music or Spotify) is protected, so you can't choose it. For tracks you made in Gemini, download and save them to your phone first, then choose them. If you have a video, convert it to an audio file first.

What it's for

Choose the part

Track

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Drag the highlighted box, or click it and move it with the Left and Right arrow keys. "Pick for me" finds a part that's loud enough and has sound right from the start.

Fine-tune

Ending

Loop to the start: when your phone rings over and over, you won't hear the seam.

Volume

Loud & clear: focuses the sound in the midrange, which seniors can also hear clearly, and makes it louder overall. Good for seniors or noisy places.

Listen

Incoming call

Family

Track

Turn on "Phone speaker" to imitate a phone's small speaker (weaker bass), so it sounds closer to a real ring.

Download

Install on

Want a family member to set it up on their own phone? Go to "Send to family"

Set it up on your phone

Three steps. To see exactly what to tap at each step, go to the "See all steps" page.

  1. Save the file: The ringtone file needs to be on this phone. If you downloaded it on this page with your phone, it's already saved. If you downloaded it on a computer, send it to yourself first with a messaging app such as LINE.

  2. Set it as your ringtone: On iPhone, first turn it into a ringtone with GarageBand, Apple's free app (iOS 26 and later has a faster way), then choose it as your ringtone in Settings.

  3. Test it: Ask a family member to call you and check that this ringtone plays.

See all steps (iPhone · Ringtone)

Send to family

You can send the ringtone file you cut straight to your family from your phone, along with a link to the setup guide, and by following it they can set it up.