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How to Set a Jio Caller Tune (JioTunes) in 2026

Set your Jio caller tune through the MyJio app, that’s Jio’s own documented method for JioTunes in 2026. Install MyJio from the Play Store or App Store, sign in with your Jio number, search for the song you want, and set it as your JioTune. JioSaavn’s app also has JioTunes built in if you already use it for music. The old SMS shortcode method (texting a song title to 56789) still circulates in guides, but Jio’s own current pages document the app as the supported path, so that’s what this guide leads with.

Setting your JioTune through the MyJio app

Steps to set a Jio caller tune through MyJio: install app, sign in, search song, set as JioTune

Download MyJio from the Play Store or App Store if you don’t already have it, and sign in with your Jio number. Inside the app, look for the JioTunes section, search for the song you want, and select it to set as your caller tune. Jio’s own JioTunes FAQ confirms this is the documented path: get the MyJio app and set your song as your JioTune from inside it. The service itself, letting callers hear a song instead of a ringback tone before you pick up, remains free.

Using JioSaavn instead

If you already have the JioSaavn app for music, it has its own JioTunes icon on individual songs, letting you set one as your caller tune without switching to MyJio. Both apps write to the same JioTune setting on your account, so use whichever you already have installed.

About the SMS shortcode method

Guides across the web, including older versions of this one, describe texting “JT” to 56789 to activate the service, then texting a movie, album, or singer name to choose a specific song. This method isn’t documented on Jio’s current official pages, though it’s repeated consistently enough across independent guides that it likely still functions for some accounts. Treat it as a fallback if the app methods don’t work for you, not as the primary method, since Jio’s own documentation has moved to the app.

Frequently asked questions

Is Jio’s caller tune service still free? Yes, JioTunes remains a free service documented on Jio’s own site.

Can I change my JioTune as often as I want? The service allows changes, but frequent switching may be limited depending on your current plan. Setting it through the MyJio app will show you your specific account’s status.

Does the old 56789 SMS method still work? It’s not part of Jio’s current documented process, but it’s widely reported to still function. The MyJio app is the supported method if you want a method Jio actively documents.

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Akshay Mhatre is a Tech Journalist who likes to keep up with the latest from the tech world. He has worked at many popular news portals like BGR and TechRadar before joining TheLeaker as a News writer and journalist. A writer by day and a VFX artist by night. In his free time, he also likes to make motion graphics and concept art. You can find him on Instagram @akshayrazr_95 and contact him on akshaymhatre[@]theleaker.com.