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How to Set Amazon Music as Ringtone

By Harper North

Updated on: April 23, 2024

It’s known to us all that our phones come with limited default ringtones. You may not like the default ringtones, thus it would be fantastic if you could set a song from Amazon Music as ringtone. Amazon Music Unlimited offers over 100 million tracks. Almost all the songs you like are available on the platform. Nevertheless, it’s an impossible task to directly set Amazon Music as your phone's ringtone.

Amazon Music Unlimited is a music streaming service. Though you can download music from Amazon Music for offline listening, the downloaded files are encoded files that can be played within the Amazon Music app only. They can’t be copied or exported for other use.

How can you set Amazon Music as ringtone? We’ve got a simple solution, that is, to download Amazon Music as regular files like .mp3. In this article, we are going to show you how to get the download step by step. All you need is a tool named Sidify Amazon Music Converter.

Part 1: Tool Required – Sidify Amazon Music Converter
Part 2: How to Use Sidify to convert Amazon Music to MP3
Part 3: How to Set Amazon Music as Android/iPhone Ringtone

Part 1: Tool Required – Sidify Amazon Music Converter

Sidify Amazon Music Converter is a tool specially designed for Amazon Music users. It can convert Amazon Music to MP3/AAC/WAV/FLAC/AIFF/ALAC, fully supporting Windows 7, 8, 10, 11 & MacOS 10.15-14 Sonoma.

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Download songs from Amazon Music Unlimited & Prime Music
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Keep Amazon Ultra HD audio quality and retain ID3 tags after conversion
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If you want a tool to convert any streaming music (including Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Tidal, Deezer, YouTube, YouTube Music, SoundCloud, DailyMotion …) to MP3, Sidify All-In-One is the go-to choice.

Part 2: How to Use Sidify to convert Amazon Music to MP3

Sidify Amazon Music Converter is an easy-to-use program. Simply put, it just takes 3 steps to get Amazon Music as .mp3 - Import Amazon Music to Sidify, choose MP3 as the output format and export Amazon Music as .mp3. To make it clearer for you, we explain the process in more details. Here’s a step-by-step tutorial with some screenshots of the program:

Step 1Launch Sidify Amazon Music Converter

Run Sidify Amazon Music Converter, you will access the modern interface of the program.

Step 2Customize the Output and Conversion Settings

Click on "Settings" button on the left panel to customize the conversion and output setting parameters. You can change the output format to MP3, AAC, WAV, FLAC, AIFF or ALAC, output quality, and change the output directory if needed.

Step 3Add Playlist/Album/Artist

You can return to the Amazon Music web page once you've completed configuring. Click the floating "Click to add" button in a playlist. The music in the playlist will be recognized automatically by Sidify.

Tick the box in front of the songs to select the Amazon Music that you want to set as ringtone and then click Add.

Step 4 Export the Amazon Music as MP3

Click Convert and Sidify would immediately start downloading the Amazon Music as an MP3 file.

Step 5 Find the MP3 Files

Once the conversion is done, you can click the Converted tab to find the well-downloaded music.

Sidify Amazon Music Converter is shareware. You can download it for free. The free trial converts the first minute of each audio file for sample testing. You need to purchase a license to unlock the full version. It's recommended to download it for a free trial and then decide whether you'd like to get it or not.

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Part 3: How to Set Amazon Music as Android/iPhone Ringtone

The process of using a custom ringtone on Android is relatively easier than on iPhone, because an iPhone requires you to import the file into iTunes, trim the length, generate an .m4a file, convert to .m4r file, and sync the m4r file before you can finally set the ringtone.

* If you find the steps below too complicated, you can turn to Syncois Mobile Manager to make it easier.

How to Set Amazon Music as Android Ringtone

Quick Guide:

1. Connect your Android phone to your computer.
2. Select the converted Amazon Music that you’d like to set as ringtone and transfer it to the Ringtones folder of your Android phone.
3. Go to the Settings of your phone.
4. Click Sound and vibration > Phone ringtone > My sound.
5. Select the converted Amazon Music you want to set as your custom ringtone.
6. Click the + button and then hit Save.

Ringtones are typically played for 30-45 seconds. You can trim the audio file by Syncois if needed.

How to Set Amazon Music as iPhone Ringtone

Quick Guide:

1. Open iTunes or Apple Music on your computer.
2. Drag the converted Amazon Music that you’d like to set as ringtone to iTunes or Apple Music.
3. Right-click the song and click Song Info (Windows) or Get Info (Mac) from the drop-down list.
4. Click the Option tab.
5. Check the start and stop boxes.
6. Enter the start and stop time. * Ringtones cannot be longer than 30 seconds.
7. Click OK.
8. Select the song, click File > Convert > Create AAC Version. A new version of the song that is the length of your ringtone will appear below the original song in iTunes or Music.

Tips: If there’s no Create AAC Version option, you can enable it by clicking the Edit (Windows) or iTunes (Mac) tab > Preferences… > Import Settings > Import Using > AAC Encoder.
9. Select the AAC version of the song, click File > Show in Windows Explorer (Windows) or Show in Finder (Mac) in the drop-down menu.
10. For Windows: Click the View tab, check the “File name extensions” box, click the “.m4a” version of the song, click the Home tab > Rename, replace m4a with m4r at the end of the song and press Enter, and click OK. For Mac: Select the “.m4a” version of the song, click File > Get Info, change m4a to m4r in the Name & Extension section and press Return, and click Use m4r.
11. Connect your iPhone to your computer.
12. Open your iPhone in iTunes or Finder.
13. Copy & paste the m4r file to the Tones folder in your iPhone.
14. Click Sync.
15. Open your iPhone’s Settings > Sounds > Ringtone, and select the m4r file as your iPhone’s ringtone.

Harper North | Staff Writer

Harper is a content writer with a profound understanding of the streaming music landscape and a specialization in music converters. She creates informative content on tools, techniques, and trends in music conversion, providing expert advice, detailed reviews, and guides.