MadRingtones.org - Creating Ringtones Easily

Mad Ringtones is a free online service that lets you create a unique ringtone from your favorite mp3 song or YouTube video in just 3 clicks. And if you’re not feeling creative, you can download more than 300,000 already-made ringtones for free. Just choose which ones you like best and away you go.

How does it work? Mad Ringtones simply layers the entire track on a single timeline and gives you a magnified area where you can “cut” a ringtone from the segment you choose (or from a few that are merged together). The entire editor environment is overlaid on a waveform of the song. You can even toggle to decide whether or not you want the ringtone to fade out, which can be helpful if your phone doesn't automatically do that for you.

Whatever you want to base your ringtone on – your favorite mp3 file or a rocking YouTube video – Mad Ringtones makes the creation process fun, easy and intuitive. And the ringtones work with almost any kind of phone. You can download the ringtones in four different formats. Whichever type of phone you own, the service will convert your new ringtone into a format that your phone will recognize.

And when all your friends are dying to have your cool new ringtone, Mad Ringtones makes sharing the ringtones as simple as ABC – just copy the text and insert it onto your website or into your blog. Then the player will appear and anyone can download the ringtone.

“Our story began long ago in February 2002. A small company which is now based in the Czech Republic and called Epos Media started to develop a set of online media projects. Mad Ringtones is the most recent of these products. It was originally created in 2007, but we rewrote it and added some great extra features in June 2009. The online mp3 editor is the heart of the service. Mad Ringtones has been created to make your life easier and - based on the initial feedback - it looks like we've succeeded in doing just that! We hope you think so, too.”

The company has a very large database of ringtones available for free download. Also, it lets users merge 2 or more segments and not just 1 segment from the song. Fade out is a distinctive feature as well.

How many segments could you theoretically merge together if you wished?