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ADD YOUR OGG
Drop the OGG file into the box above or choose it from your device.
OGG → M4R / online converter
OGG to M4R Converter
Turn an OGG file into an iPhone ringtone from its first 30 seconds.
01 / how to
How to convert OGG to M4R
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CONVERT TO M4R
M4R is already selected. Press Convert and wait a few seconds.
03
DOWNLOAD
Save the finished M4R file. The original is deleted from our server.
02 / what you get
What happens to your data
Kept
- Vorbis files (and Opus inside .ogg) are supported
- Saved as an iPhone ringtone (AAC in an iTunes-style MP4) at 192 kbps
- The first 30 seconds are kept, safely under the 40-second limit of iOS ringtones
- Title, artist and album tags are carried over
Good to know
- The ringtone always starts at the beginning of the file. To use another part of the song, trim the audio first.
- To install it, add the .m4r to your iPhone in Finder (Mac) or the Apple Devices app / iTunes (Windows), then pick it in Settings > Sounds & Haptics.
- Embedded cover art is not carried over. Only the sound is converted.
- Both formats compress with quality loss, so every conversion costs a little quality. Keep your OGG original.
03 / formats
OGG vs M4R
OGG
An OGG file is an open-source compressed audio format, an alternative to MP3 that's free of licensing restrictions. Common in video games, open-source software, and some streaming services.
Used in: Video games · Open-source software · Some streaming platforms
M4R
An M4R file is an iPhone ringtone: AAC audio in an Apple MP4 container, renamed to .m4r. iPhones only accept ringtones shorter than 40 seconds.
Used in: iPhone ringtones
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