Whalefall Ringtone

1. Download the MP3 and save it on your phone.
2. Open Settings → Sounds and vibration → Ringtone. Choose a SIM if prompted.
3. Tap the plus (+) icon, select the audio file, then tap Done.

Menu names can vary by model. See the Samsung setup guide for more options.

1. Save the MP3 to your phone, then open Settings.
2. Look under Sound, Sound & vibration, or Sounds & vibration for Phone ringtone.
3. Choose Add ringtone, My sounds, or Select from files, then select the downloaded MP3 and confirm.

Names vary across Pixel, Xiaomi, OnePlus, OPPO, vivo, and Android versions. If the file is missing from the picker, locate it in Downloads with your file manager and try copying it to the Ringtones folder.

Downloading a file alone does not install it as an iPhone ringtone. One supported method is to use GarageBand with the downloaded MP3:

1. Save the MP3 in Files. Open a GarageBand audio project, switch to Tracks, and use the Loops browser → Files to import it.
2. Trim the audio to 30 seconds or less and move it to the beginning of the track.
3. Return to My Songs, touch and hold the project, then choose Share → Ringtone → Export.
4. Choose Use sound as → Standard Ringtone, or select the exported tone in Settings → Sounds & Haptics → Ringtone.

For illustrated steps, follow Apple's custom ringtone guide. If you download M4R instead, use a compatible ringtone import workflow; it will not appear in Settings until imported.