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Best Bhakti Tone Ringtone Songs Mp3 Download
Devotional ringtones from the GIRI music catalogue — Ganesha, Murugan, Ayyappa, Shiva, Krishna, Lakshmi and Devi bhajans, slokas, Vedic chants and temple instruments, each cut to about 30 seconds for your phone. Every deity has its own page. Tap play to hear a bhakti ringtune, tap the arrow to save it. No sign-up, nothing to pay.
- 2,239 ringtunes
- 42 pages
- 7 sections
- ~30 sec each
Nothing matches that name. Try a shorter word — “durga”, “suktam”, “bhajan”.
By deity
Every god and goddess has its own page. Pick one to see the full list of clips.
Ayyappa
180 ringtunes
Shiva
116 ringtunes
Krishna
108 ringtunes
Devi
104 ringtunes
Durga
75 ringtunes
Amman
65 ringtunes
Vishnu
54 ringtunes
Murugan
48 ringtunes
Lakshmi
47 ringtunes
Ganesha
43 ringtunes
Hanuman
31 ringtunes
Lalitha
28 ringtunes
Kali
13 ringtunes
Navagraha
11 ringtunes
Rama
7 ringtunes
Saraswati
5 ringtunes
Gurus & saints
Raghavendra Swami and Sai Baba bhajans for Thursdays and aradhana days.
Vedic chanting
Rudram, Chamakam, sandhyavandanam and the sutra recitations, by sampradaya.
Pooja & vratham audio
Full pooja recordings to play at the altar, one page per observance.
Classical & instrumental
Carnatic kritis, veena and nadaswaram, Bharatanatyam and music therapy.
Bhajans & daily prayers
Daily bhajans, sampradaya bhajans, nitya parayanam and aarti.
Parayanam & discourses
Sundara Kandam, the Bhagavad Gita and puranic stories.
Hear a clip from every page
A single ringtune from each of the pages above, so you can hear what the catalogue sounds like before choosing one. The full list lives on each page.
Most played, one per page 42
- Adu AttamAyyappa
- Ammaiyum AppanumShiva
- Aarambhi VandeenaKrishna
- Devi BhajanDevi
- Argalaa StotramDurga
- Ettanai DooramAmman
- Pakshi RajaneVishnu
- MamayurameedilMurugan
- Bhaagyada Lakshmee BaarammaLakshmi
- GajaananamGanesha
- Charoon YugHanuman
- GanarajeneLalitha
- Kalkiyin ArulaiKali
- Prayer To SooryamoorteNavagraha
- Naama RaamaayanamRama
- Saraswati AaratiSaraswati
- Gururaaja GururaajaRaghavendra Swami
- Bhajare MaanavaSai Baba
- Prachina VidhiVedic Chanting
- Shodasopachara PoojaVinayaka Chaturthi Pooja
- Aanga Poojaa (Lakshmee)Lakshmi Kubera Pooja
- Kalasha Poojaa (Varalakshmee)Varalakshmi Vratham
- Aanga Poojaa (Saraswatee)Saraswati & Ayudha Pooja
- Shiva Panchaakshara Stotram (Shiva Poojai)Shiva Pooja
- Introduction (Sri Satyanaaraayana Vrata Poojaa)Satyanarayana Vratham
- Jaya Jaya Santoshi MaataaSantoshi Mata
- Laksharchana (Dharma Sastha Sahasranamavali) (Contd.)Pooja Shlokas
- BhogeendraCarnatic Classical
- Maanasa SancharareClassical Fusion
- AaduvomeInstrumental
- Raagam - Suddha DhanyaasiMusic Therapy
- Aiyappaa GayatreeMeditation
- AanandhamWedding Nadaswaram
- Ganesha PancharatnamBharatanatyam
- Aaduvome Pallu PaaduvomeBharathiyar Songs
- Adi Sankara StutihiDaily Prayers
- Hara Hara BoloDaily Bhajans
- Jai Jai GovindaSampradaya Bhajans
- Krishnar AaratiAarti
- Langhanam (Contd.)Sundara Kandam
- Prana PrathishtaiPuranic Stories
- Sankhya Yogam (Contd.)Bhagavad Gita
Bhakti ringtunes — frequently asked questions
What is a bhakti ringtune?
A short devotional clip — about 30 seconds — cut from a full bhajan, sloka, Vedic chant or Carnatic kriti so it works as a phone ringtone, an alarm, a notification sound or a caller tune. Every clip here comes from the GIRI devotional music catalogue.
Are these bhakti ringtunes free?
Yes. Every clip on these pages is free to play and to download for your own phone. They are GIRI recordings, so please do not resell them or use them in paid advertising.
How do I set one as my ringtone?
Tap the arrow beside a clip to download the MP3. On Android, open Settings, then Sound, then Phone ringtone, and pick the file you saved. On iPhone the file needs to go through GarageBand or iTunes, because iOS does not let an app set a ringtone directly.
Can I set these as my operator caller tune?
Operator caller tunes have to be set from your operator's own app or catalogue, so a file cannot be uploaded to them directly. Use these as your phone ringtone and notification sound, and search your operator's app for the same song by name.
Why is each page a single deity now?
So you land on the one you came for. Searching for a Hanuman ringtone should not open a page that is mostly Rama, and a Krishna bhajan should not sit behind a Vishnu heading. Each page covers one deity, one guru or one observance.
What audio quality are the clips?
MP3 at 96 kbps, 44.1 kHz — small enough to download instantly on mobile data and more than enough for a phone speaker.
How often are new clips added?
The catalogue is added to as GIRI digitises more of the Gitaa cassette library. Pages are rebuilt when new clips land, so the counts above stay accurate.
