RinglyCut vs RingCut

RinglyCut turns your own audio into custom ringtones, text tones and alarms — fully offline, no account, no ads. How it works: • Import a song from Files (MP3, M4A, WAV) • Trim up to 30 seconds on the waveform editor with live preview • Save as a ringtone (.m4r) or audio (.m4a) and share it • Follow the step-by-step install guide to set it on your iPhone Why you’ll like it: • Precise start/end control with frame-accurate preview • Clean waveform for accurate cutting • Manage your library: rename, delete and share • Recent list keeps your latest creations handy • Works completely offline — your audio never leaves your device Note: Ringtones are created from your own audio files. RinglyCut has no built-in music catalog.

RingCut makes it simple to create ringtone-ready audio clips on your iPhone. Import audio files, extract sound from videos, or record your own voice. Trim the best part, keep clips ringtone-length, add fade in and fade out, adjust volume, and export a clean .m4a file. RingCut also includes a clear step-by-step guide for setting your exported clip as an iPhone ringtone using supported iOS workflows. Features: Import audio from Files Import videos and extract audio Record audio inside the app Trim clips with a simple editor Keep ringtone-ready clips short Add fade in and fade out Adjust volume and normalize audio Export .m4a files Save and manage your ringtones Follow the built-in iPhone ringtone setup guide RingCut does not claim to convert protected or DRM-restricted music. Some songs or files may not be available for ringtone creation depending on file permissions, copyright restrictions, or platform limitations.