The 2000s-era program Polyphonic Wizard made it easier to add ringtones, images, or Java games (also known as Midlets) to mobile devices without the need for additional cables or SMS services. Just the phone and this software were required to complete the task because the software was running on the PC.

It was typical for cell phone users to want to add content like ringtones and wallpapers to their devices when the software was at its best in the early 2000s. However, buying each of these items separately might be expensive because many network service providers offer "pay per ringtone," which required users to pay extra each time they wanted to download a new one. Users could customize their phones more affordably and avoid these fees thanks to Polyphonic Wizard.

Ringtones, wallpaper, and Java games were just a few of the few straightforward options the software provided for adding content to the phone. The user had to choose the MIDI file as their wallpaper or ringtone after choosing the desired option. The program occasionally provided the option to modify the MIDI file's duration or get rid of percussion tracks.

Polyphonic Wizard was in charge of converting the MIDI file to the user's phone-compatible format and making it available for download via a WAP browser or an Internet connection after the appropriate adjustments had been made. It is important to note that it provided a variety of content transfer options, including cables, thermal, and Bluetooth.

Users who wanted to readily customize their cell phones without paying extra fees for each download found this software to be useful. The software was a useful tool for users who wanted to get the most out of their devices at the time, even though it is now outdated due to the development of cell phones and how content is acquired for them.

Users could customize because most cell phones as they wanted using the software license, which allowed them to install it on a second PC. The software could not, nevertheless, be sold or used for profit under the terms of the license. The cost of Polyphonic Wizard was$ 19.95. No other fees for downloading content were included in this price, which also included the full software license.