How to Set Amazon Music as Ringtone

By Justin SabrinaUpdated on December 16, 2022

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Q: "How do I turn my Amazon Music into ringtones on my iPhone? I have an Amazon Music Unlimited subscription. Is it possible use any downloaded Amazon song as phone ringtone? How can I do that? Please help."

Want to personalize your phone with your favorite tunes? Felt annoyed to hear the default ringtones on your phone when someone call you? Making individual ringtones for your smartphone is actually pretty easy. You can easily find some beautiful and pleasant songs in Amazon Music. Amazon Music is one of the biggest and most popular streaming music platforms, offering over 90 millions songs. Wondering how to use Amazon Music as ringtone? But things become a bit difficult when using songs from streaming music platforms (Amazon Music included) as your ringtone. Don't worry, here we will show you a detailed guide to set Amazon Music as ringtone on Android/iPhone.

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Why Can't Make Your Phone Ringtone with Amazon Music?

Amazon Music is just Amazon's music streaming service. It offers 3 plans: Amazon Music Free, Amazon Music Prime (free for Amazon Prime members), Amazon Music Unlimited ($7.99/month for Prime members, and $9.99/month for Non-Prime users). When you sign up for Amazon Music, the streaming service comes with a 3-month free trial of Amazon Music Unlimited. During your subscription or free trial, you can access million songs in its catalog, or download songs to listen to offline on your iOS & Android.

However, this does not mean that you can set any song downloaded from Amazon Music Prime/Unlimited as ringtones. All your Amazon downloads are DRM-encrypted, not common audio files. You can't take any Amazon Music song out of the app. Of course, you can buy MP3 songs directly from the Amazon Store, but don't have to spend money on it.

In general, Android phone supports the MP3 ringtone format, while iPhone only supports the M4R ringtone format. M4R is basically a renamed AAC (.M4A) file created by Apple Inc and used as a ringtone format on the iPhone. So, if you want to set Amazon Music as phone ringtone, you need to convert Amazon Music to MP3/M4A firstly. Here this powerful third-party Amazon Music Converter comes in handy, named UkeySoft Amazon Music Converter.

Part 1. Use Amazon Music as Ringtone Tool Required

UkeySoft Amazon Music Converter is a one-stop downloading and converting tool for Amazon Music. It make it possible to download any song from Amazon Music Unlimited/Prime/Free to local computer. What's more, it can convert Amazon Music songs & playlists to plain MP3, M4A, AAC, FLAC, WAV, AIFF with lossless sound quality at 10X higher speed.

By adopting an advanced ID3 tag identification technology, it will keep the original ID3 tags for Amazon Music tracks, such as Artist, Artwork, Album, Covert, Track Number, etc. With the built-in Amazon Music Web Player and Music Player, you can download any music content from Amazon Music web browser, no need to install the Amazon Music app. Using this powerful tool, you can easily save Amazon Music songs as local MP3/M4A files, and then transfer/use them to your Android or iPhone as ringtone, sleep timer, alarm.

Features of UkeySoft Amazon Music Converter:

• Download Amazon Music Unlimited/Prime/Free to computer.
• Download Amazon songs, playlists, albums, artists, podcasts.
• Convert Amazon Music to MP3, M4A, AAC, WAV, FLAC, AIFF.
• Remain full ID3 tags in output Amazon Music songs.
• Sort output Amazon songs/playlist by artist or album.
• 100% lossless quality; 10X faster speed; Batch conversion.
• With built-in Amazon Music Web Player, Music Player.
• No need to install the Amazon Music app or other apps.
• Transfer Amazon songs to any other music app/device/player.
• Use Amazon Music as ringtone/alarm/sleep timer/BGM, etc.

Part 2. How to Convert Amazon Music to MP3/M4A for Ringtone

UkeySoft Amazon Music Converter is available on both Windows and Mac version. Here we take the Windows version as an example to guide you to download and convert Amazon songs to M4A or MP3 audio formats. So then you could make Amazon Music as ringtone on your phone.

Step 1. Run UkeySoft Amazon Music Converter
After installation, run UkeySoft Amazon Music Converter on PC or Mac. Then follow the indicates to log in your Amazon Music account.

Step 2. Choose MP3/M4A as Output Format
Click the Gear icon to open the settings window. In the settings window, you can set the Output Format, Output Quality, Output Folder, Output File Name, etc.

To use Amazon Music as ringtone on your iPhone or Android phone, please choose M4A/MP3 format. You can also adjust the output quality as 320kbps.

Step 3. Add Amazon Music Songs to Converting List
Open an Amazon Music playlist, artist or album, then click on the red "Add +" icon to load the songs.

By default, UkeySoft will automatically add all songs in the playlist/album/artist to the converting list. Select the ones you'd like to convert by ticking the checkbox.

Step 4. Convert Amazon Songs to MP3/M4A
Click on "Convert" button to let the tool begin converting the Amazon songs to MP3 or M4A format.

Step 5. Get Converted Amazon Songs
After conversion is finished, you can find the converted Amazon songs by clicking the "History" icon (at top right corner). Click the Play icon to play any Amazon song on UkeySoft.

Or just go to the output folder directly. As you can see, they are all save in .mp3 format. This means you are able to set Amazon songs as ringtone on your Android phone.

Part 3. How to Set Amazon Music as Ringtone on iPhone

Traditional Way 1. Create iPhone Ringtone on iTunes

Step 1. Import the converted Amazon songs to iTunes library.

Step 2. Create AAC Version and edit the the time of the ringtone files.

Step 3. Rename the AAC (.M4A) to M4R format.

Step 4. Then sync the Amazon songs to iPhone.

Step 5. Set the desired Amazon song (in .m4r format) for iPhone in Setting.

Easiest Way 2. Using Ringtone Maker

Preparation: M4R is the Standard ringtone format for iPhone. To set Amazon Music as iPhone ringtone, first you need to change the extension from .m4a to .m4r.

Step 1. Please Download the this smart Ringtone Maker on Mac or Windows first, then connect your iPhone to computer via USB cable.

Step 2. Click "Music" > "Add", drag and drop converted Amazon songs to it. Select the target Amazon song, and choose "Ringtone Maker" feature.

Step 3. Apple limits all ringtone files to 40 seconds. Edit the ringtone segment you want. Then click "Save to Device". Eject your iPhone from computer.

Step 4. On your iPhone, go to "Settings" > "Sounds & Haptics" > "Ringtone" to select your Amazon Music as ringtone from the list.

Part 4. How to Set Amazon Music as Ringtone on Android

For Android users, you can also use the smart Ringtone Maker to set ringtone for your phone. Follow the steps mentioned above:

Step 1. Open the Ringtone Maker, connect your Android phone with PC using Android USB cable.

Step 2. Then add the converted Amazon MP3 songs to the program, edit your MP3 files, and then save the MP3 files to your Android phone.

Step 3. Finally, open the Settings app on your Android phone, tap on "Sounds and vibration" > "Ringtone", select the Amazon MP3 song.

Download UkeySoft Amazon Music Converter on PC & Mac:

Justin Sabrina

Justin Sabrina has over 10 years of content writing experience. She specializes in product reviews, how-to guides, tips and tricks, top lists, etc. on data encryption, multi-media conversion, screen recording and iOS unlocking. At UkeySoft, she performs in-depth research SEO copywriting and collaborates with our R & D team to offer effective software solution, most of her articles on software are helpful and easy to read, helping our reader easily solve problems through using software or apps.

Justin Sabrina

Li Zhang is a sophisticated editor for UkeySoft in tech blog writing, as well as a SEO and content marketing expert. She has been writing related article about multimedia conversion, streaming music and streaming video since 2018. Also, she's starting to write article about data security, including articles about file lock, USB encryption, DVD encryption, etc. Each helpful tutorial and solution is based on her practical tests, she is aways energetic and trustworthy in this field.

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Chester is an experienced editor for UkeySoft focused on tech article writing, software & hardware produce review and tutorial. He specializes in composing posts about music conversion, video downloading, video conversion, screen recording and other tech knowledge tips. He always understands user needs and pain points and familiar with all kinds of multimedia conversion software and streaming music downloader on the market. So far, he has published 400+ helpful tech articles of software reviews, how-to guides to help reader in need.

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