1. Mobile9
Mobile9 is a site that provides ringtones, themes, apps, stickers and wallpapers for iPhones and Androids. This site’s nice because it’ll only give results that will work with your specific smartphone model.Like to read? You can also access free books that download as PDF or EPUB formats. For a site that has it all, turn to Mobile 9. To download and set to your device, follow the on-screen prompts
2. Zedge
Want an app to help personalize your phone? Zedge is an excellent choice. With more than 30 million active users and more than 400 million downloads, there’s little this site doesn’t provide. Get standard wallpapers, live wallpapers, video clips, music, ringtones, sticker packs and even the ability to print on demand.
With Zedge Premium, you can access exclusive content and can customize and sell your original wallpapers, videos, music, ringtones and more. It’s free to get started. Just fill out the application to become a seller from its website. This site is perfect for the self-professed deeja
3. iTunemachine
Despite its name, iTunemachine is compatible with both Apple and Android devices. You can download all kinds of ringtones, including Bollywood, Spanish, reggae, hip-hop, country, alternative and other popular genres. Want TV theme songs? iTunemachine’s got them.
What about creating your own ringtones? Just use iTunemachine’s ringtone maker and really customize your device. Download your tones and add them to your device according to your operating system’s instructions.
4. Mobiles24
This site can deliver free ringtones, wallpapers, themes, live wallpapers, and games and apps. All downloads are currently available for Android, BlackBerry 10, Windows Phones, Symbian and Java phones and tablets and are coming to the Apple App Store soon.
Not sure how to find what you want? Access Mobiles24′s forums and talk to other users. Have young kids? Turn the family filter on at the bottom right of the site. Perfect for families to use together.
If you’re experiencing difficulties downloading the tones, visit Mobiles24’s FAQ page.
5. Tones7
If you’re just interested in wallpapers and ringtones, turn to Tones7. This straightforward site offers ringtones from several genres. Want Christian, RnB, holiday or message tones? This should be your go-to.
All content is free and offers a few extra sounds than the previous sites. Want to wake up to birdsong? What about a rooster’s crow? OK, so maybe you don’t want that last one, but if you want to prank someone, get the sounds here.
6. Ringtone Maker
Where can you go if you want to mix your own ringtone? You guessed it — Ringtone Maker. The site is stripped down to the basics. Grab the sound clip or music file from your computer and upload it to the site. Choose a start and stop time, then click the Make Ringtone button.
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It doesn’t get any easier than this. No muss, no fuss! Again, make sure you don’t infringe on copyrights
7. Notification Sounds
Customize your phone further. While it’s cool to have your own ringtones, setting original notification tones is equally fun. Wouldn’t it be funny to hear someone pass gas when you receive text messages? How about classical music when your morning alarm goes off?
What about zany space-age sounds? Get anything from a single tone to a quick song. Find tones you like at Notification Sounds and don’t forget to check in for the Notification Sound of the Day.
8. ToneTweet
ToneTweet offers several ringtones from various categories, including electronica, games, annoying and even Halloween. Curious to give them a listen?
Find the perfect ringtone for the various holidays throughout the year, rock out to your favorite song or play a prank on a friend with one of the funny tones it offers, like “Obama Call Me,” which is Taylor Swift’s “Call Me Maybe” made up of voice clips taken from former U.S. President Barack Obama.
Need a little help downloading content to your phone? Check out the Ringtone Support page.
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