Free online OGG to IMY converter

Some older phones and ringtone tools accept iMelody files but cannot use OGG audio directly. Converting OGG to IMY means extracting or arranging a short melody in a ringtone format, not simply changing the audio codec.

What the OGG format is

OGG is a multimedia container commonly used for compressed audio, often with the Vorbis codec and sometimes Opus. Games, audio editors, media players, and recording or conversion tools can create or export OGG files.

What the IMY format is

IMY is the extension for iMelody, a text-based mobile ringtone format. It represents ringtone events such as notes, rests, and timing rather than storing a recording of the original sound. Its compact, melody-oriented structure suits older phones and ringtone software that support iMelody, but it cannot preserve a full song, vocals, or the original audio quality.

How to convert OGG to IMY

Online on 101convert.com

1. Open the OGG-to-IMY converter page and upload the OGG file. The page supports batch conversion; check its displayed per-file size limit before uploading.
2. Start the conversion, then download the resulting IMY file.

Listen to the result on the target phone or in an iMelody-compatible player: converting recorded audio into a note-based ringtone may not reproduce the source as a recording.

Offline with desktop software

A practical offline route is to transcribe the melody to MIDI, then save that melody as iMelody. On Windows, use WIDI Recognition System to open the OGG, run audio-to-MIDI recognition, and export a MIDI file such as melody.mid. Open the MIDI in the free PsmPlayer and choose iMelody/IMY as the output format before saving, for example as melody.imy. WIDI performs the audio transcription; PsmPlayer converts the resulting MIDI notes to the ringtone format.

Check the recognized MIDI before exporting: dense arrangements, chords, percussion, and noisy recordings can produce incorrect or unusable notes, while iMelody is intended for a simplified ringtone melody.