If you find your phone's default ringtone boring, it's time to change it. Android devices come preloaded with a variety of ringtones that you can choose from in the Settings or Settings app. If you want something a little more personal, you can use apps that create free custom ringtones from your music files. You can also set a different darmowe dzwonki na telefon for each person in your contacts.

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If you find your phone's default ringtone boring, it's time to change it. Android devices come preloaded with a variety of ringtones that you can choose from in the Settings or Settings app. If you want something a little more personal, you can use apps that create free custom ringtones from your music files. You can also set a different ringtone for each person in your contacts.

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Method 1 of 3:

Change phone ringtone

Open the Settings app on the device. You can choose from a variety of available ringtones. Note that the instructions below refer to Android devices in general, so the exact wording may vary from device to device.

Select "Sound & notification" or "Sound". Your notification options will open.

Tap "Ringtone" or "Phone ringtone". A list of all ringtones available on the device opens.

Tap a ringtone to choose and listen to it. The ringtone will start playing when you select it. Browse through the list to find a ringtone you like.
If you want to add a custom ringtone from your own music library, see the next section.
Click "OK" to save the ringtone. The new ringtone will become the default ringtone when you have an incoming call.

Method 2 of 3:

Add custom ringtones

Download ringtone maker app. There are various free apps that allow you to edit MP3 files and turn them into custom ringtones. You can use these apps to create ringtones without having to use your computer to edit the audio files and then copy them to your phone. The MP3 file that you want to set as a ringtone needs to be stored on the device.[1]
The two most popular apps are Ringdroid and Ringtone Maker, but there are hundreds of other options available. All are available and free on the Google Play Store. The article will show you how to use Ringtone Maker, the process is similar on other applications.
You can use these apps to create custom notification sounds. The method is also similar.

Save the MP3 file that you want to use as a ringtone. These applications allow you to edit MP3 files and set them as ringtones. This is great for quoting a part of a song instead of just using the intro. Note that the MP3 file must be on the Android device. There are many ways to save MP3 files:
You can download MP3 files directly to your device's memory if there is a link.
If the MP3 file is on your computer, you can connect your Android device to the computer and copy the music to the Music folder; or use a service like Dropbox to upload files from your computer and download them directly to your device.
If the MP3 file was purchased on Google Play or Amazon, you'll need to download the song to your computer first, and then copy it to your Android device.

Launch the ringtone maker app you just installed. A list of ringtones and sounds found by Ringtone Maker in default folders will appear. The MP3 file you want to use will appear here if it is saved to one of the default folders (Downloads, Notifications Notifications or Music). If the file is saved somewhere else, you'll need to browse to find it.

Press the Menu () button and select "Browse". You will be able to navigate through the folders in your phone to find the MP3 file you want.

Find the MP3 file that you want to use as a ringtone. Use the folders to find the MP3 file you want to use. If you just downloaded an MP3 file from the website, check the "Downloads" folder. If you copied the MP3 file from your computer, check the folder you copied it to (usually Music or Ringtones).

Click the MP3 file to open it. The music wave effect along with the playback and editing controls of the song will appear. Don't worry about the edits you make here; The original file will not be affected.

Set start and end points. When the song is loaded in the editing program, you will see two sliders on the waveform. Drag the sliders to set where you want the ringtone to start and end. The length of the ringtone will vary depending on how long your device rings before the call goes to voicemail, but it's best around 30 seconds.
Press the Play button every time you want to listen to the passage you selected. You can adjust the start and end times easily by tapping the "+" and "-" signs.
If you're making a notification sound instead of a ringtone, you'll probably want to make it much shorter.

Add a fade in/out effect (optional). Ringtone Maker has a fade-out feature, which you can access by tapping the Menu() button. Use the drop-down menu to set how long you want the effect to last.

Press the Save button once you are satisfied with the ringtone. The Save As menu opens.

Select the purpose for which you want to use the ringtone. By default, "Ringtone" will be selected, but you can also choose Notification, Alarm or Music. Saved files will be sorted into the appropriate folder. You can also give the ringtone a different name. By default, the file will be named "Ringtone Song Title".

Decide what you want to do with the new ringtone. After saving the ringtone, Ringtone Maker will prompt you to choose the intended use. You can set it as your default ringtone right away, personalize a contact, share a file, or do nothing.
If you don't use a ringtone right away, you can use one of the remaining methods of the article to choose a ringtone later. The file will be added to the list of installed ringtones for you to easily choose.