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Create custom ringtones, alarms, and alerts directly from your iPhone. Easily cut, trim, and mix audio from songs or recordings. Personalize your device's sounds without needing a computer.
What's New in The Ring App
1.1.9
March 13, 2025
• Bugs fixed. • Improved stability. • Performance enhancements.
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FAQ
How do I create a ringtone with The Ring App?
Open The Ring App, select your desired audio source (song, recording), use the trimmer to select the perfect clip, and then save it as your ringtone. You can easily control the start and end times for precise cuts.
Can I use songs from Spotify with The Ring App?
Yes, you can create custom ringtones using songs from local Spotify, iTunes, and other audio files. The app allows you to import audio from your phone's library.
Does The Ring App have ads?
Yes, The Ring App contains advertisements. You can remove ads by subscribing to their weekly or monthly plans, which also offer a free trial period.
What devices does The Ring App support?
The Ring App is best for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed to work seamlessly on these Apple devices.
How often is The Ring App updated?
The Ring App was last updated on March 13, 2025, with version 1.1.9. This indicates regular updates to improve functionality and add new features.
What are the subscription options for The Ring App?
The Ring App offers two subscription plans to remove ads: a weekly subscription for $4.99/P7D with a 3-day free trial, and a monthly subscription for $6.99/P1M with a 3-day free trial.
Can I record my own voice to make a ringtone?
Yes, The Ring App includes an audio recorder feature. You can easily record audio and then use it to create your custom ringtones.
Is The Ring App suitable for children?
The Ring App has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for children. It allows for creative personalization of device sounds.






