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Creador de tonos de llamada

Convierte cualquier canción en tono de llamada: suelta el archivo, selecciona los mejores 20-30 segundos, deja los fundidos activados para que empiece y termine limpio, y descarga. Todo en tu navegador — nada se sube.

Arrastra un archivo de audio aquí o haz clic para elegir

MP3, WAV, AAC/M4A, OGG — decodificado en local, nunca se sube

Cómo ponerlo en tu teléfono

Android: descarga el MP3, muévelo a la carpeta Ringtones (o elígelo directamente en Ajustes → Sonido → Tono de llamada → añadir desde almacenamiento). Listo: la mayoría de versiones de Android acepta tonos MP3 sin más. iPhone: Apple solo acepta tonos en formato M4R de menos de 30 segundos, y los navegadores no pueden crear M4R. La ruta gratuita fiable: descarga aquí el WAV, abre GarageBand en el iPhone (gratis), suelta el clip en un proyecto vacío y usa Compartir → Tono de llamada: GarageBand convierte e instala. Elige bien la sección: el estribillo gana a la intro, y empezar un tiempo antes del gancho le da a tu cerebro tiempo para reconocer la canción.

¿El corte suena bajo junto a tus alarmas? Pásalo antes por el amplificador de volumen. Para cortes precisos sin extras: el cortador de MP3.

Preguntas frecuentes

¿Cómo hago un tono de llamada de una canción?

Carga la canción, arrastra los marcadores alrededor de los mejores 20-30 segundos (normalmente el estribillo), deja «Fundido» activado para que no haya clics, y descarga MP3 para Android o WAV para la ruta de GarageBand en iPhone. Toda la edición ocurre en tu navegador.

¿Cómo pongo un tono personalizado en el iPhone?

Apple exige el formato M4R, que los navegadores no pueden crear. La ruta gratuita fiable: descarga tu corte en WAV, abre la app gratuita GarageBand en el iPhone, suelta el clip en un proyecto de audio vacío y luego Compartir → Tono de llamada. GarageBand lo convierte e instala, y aparece en Ajustes → Sonidos. Mantén el corte por debajo de 30 segundos: iOS lo exige.

¿Cuánto debe durar un tono de llamada?

iOS impone un máximo de 30 segundos; Android reproduce lo que le des, pero una llamada rara vez suena más de 25 segundos antes del buzón. 20-30 segundos empezando justo antes del gancho es el punto óptimo práctico — la herramienta avisa cuando tu selección se pasa.

¿Por qué importan los fundidos?

Un corte que empieza en mitad de la onda arranca con un clic audible, molesto a volumen de tono de llamada. Los fundidos de 0,4 segundos suavizan los bordes: suficientes para eliminar clics y tan cortos que la canción empieza al instante.

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