How To Set More Than One Ringtones In Android

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How To Set More Than One Ringtones In Android

Until now, we have discussed many tips and tricks for Android, and today we came up with a new one that sets multiple ringtones and notification sounds on Android. Mostly we have more than one favorite ringtones that we want to set up in our Android.

But as you know, Android supports only one ringtone at a time. But we have a way by which you can easily randomize your phone ringtone and SMS sound. So have a look at the complete guide discussed below to proceed.

Set More Than One Ringtones In Android

The method for this is straightforward, and you will be using an Android app that will let you use more than one tone as your Android ringtone. And there will be no need to compromise between your favorite ringtones. So follow up the steps below.

Using RandTune

RandTune is the most simplistic app to set random ringtones for Android. The app was available on the Google Play Store but was recently removed for unknown reasons. However, you can still get the app from trusted third-party app stores.

1. First, download and install RandTune on your Android and grant the permissions.

2. After installing, launch the app, and you will see three sections: one for your ringtone, another for your SMS tones, and the last for Alarm.

launch the app

3. Now, You need to look at the tab, and just behind the shuffle tab, you can see the notification tab. Select it, and you need to click on Add(+ sign) button that will ask you to create a playlist.

Add(+ sign)

4. After creating the playlist, you can add a song folder from your Phone directory or storage directory or choose a single file.

you can add a song folder

5. Now, You need to move to the app’s home screen, where you can see the option of “Calls”, “SMS”, and “Alarm”. Next, drop down each section and select your newly created album.

drop down each section

That’s it! Now you have more than one ringtone; you can repeat the same with the SMS and Alarm tune.

Using Random Ringtone

This is another app that lets you randomize your ringtones. Users can set three ringtones of their choice. The app will shuffle the ringtones for you whenever you get a call. Here’s how you can use this app on your Android smartphone.

1. First of all, download and install Random Ringtones on your Android smartphone

2. Now, you will see the welcome screen below. Here you need to tap on the “Skip” button to continue.

Random Ringtones

3. Now, you will see the screen like below. Here you need to set three ringtones of your choice.

set three ringtones

4. Select your ringtones from the app itself.

select your ringtones

5. Once done, you need to tap “Start Random” on the top left-hand side.

Start Random

6. Now, you must grant permissions for the system setting change. Grant it to continue. Then again, click on Start Random.

grant permissions

That’s it! You will see the app will display “Ringtones saved successfully”. Now the app will shuffle the ringtones you set.

Ringtones saved successfully

Using Multiple Ringtone Setter

You might have already guessed what the app does by reading its name. This one allows you to add unlimited ringtones and sets a random one for each call. The app is free to download and is available on the Google Play Store.

1. First, download and install Multiple Ringtone Setter on your Android smartphone and launch the app.

2. You will now see the screen like below; here, you need to tap on ‘Skip’ to skip the tutorial process

Multiple Ringtone Setter

3. Now, it will ask you to grant a few permissions. Tap on “Allow” to continue.

Allow

4. Now, from the app’s home screen, you need to tap on the (+) button to add multiple ringtones.

tap on the (+) button

5. Once added, you will see the added ringtones on the app’s home screen.

added ringtones

That’s it! This is how you can set multiple ringtones on your Android device.

So above is all about how to set multiple ringtones in Android without root. These methods lets you easily set up multiple ringtones and SMS tones on your Android. I hope you like this; keep on sharing with others. Leave a comment if you have any related queries.