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Is there a way to easily use music from Google Play (the service formerly known as google music) as ringtones on my phone?

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Download the song.. Stock ringtone picker should display it.. – Sachin Shekhar Apr 2 '12 at 17:54
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This is probably covered by How to set MP3 ringtone in Android (Nexus S), which also refers to Google Music specifically. – eldarerathis♦ Apr 2 '12 at 17:57
You can only set songs that are actually on your sdcard... music from the cloud on google music are saved in a database, so you can't access them without using root and special apps (or command line sqllite if you're that savvy) – Drake Clarris May 3 '12 at 15:34
It's surprising that not more people are interested in this question. – moose Mar 17 at 20:46

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Download the song and use something like Audacity to edit it. Save to your ringtones directory on your phone. Nothing else out of the ordinary needs to be done.

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You shouldn't even need to edit it with Audacity unless you want to cut it to a specific portion of the song or loop it. There are a bunch of ways to set an unmodified MP3 as a ringtone (as covered in a previous question). – eldarerathis♦ Apr 3 '12 at 13:36

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