00:02:44:20Audio & MP3
Ringtone maker.
Forty seconds, then it's your phone's voice.
A ringtone is a conversion job with a destination: trim a clip, encode it as audio, put it where the system looks for ringtones, then tell the system to use it. Convert does all four steps in one screen instead of leaving you to find the right folder.
Pick the section with the trim handles — up to forty seconds — and Convert writes it into your Ringtones, then offers the three things you might have wanted it for: phone ringtone, notification sound, or alarm. Setting a system sound needs Android's “Modify system settings” permission, which the app asks for in context, at the moment it's needed, and never before.
00:02:44:20How it runs
Trim to forty seconds
The same trim handles as the editor, with the 40-second ringtone limit enforced as you drag.
Saved where Android looks
The file lands in your Ringtones so it shows up in the system picker too, not just in this app.
Three destinations
Set it as the phone ringtone, the notification sound, or the alarm — straight from the result screen.
Permission asked in context
“Modify system settings” is requested at the moment you set a system sound, with a plain explanation of why.
Want Ringtone maker on your phone?
Creovia Convert is coming to Google Play for Android. The download button appears here the day the listing goes live.