Making Ringtones for iPhone - GSM-Forum

adJackson · 02-18-2020, 17:29

A while ago, I figured out how to make ringtones for the iPhone. This allows you to use any sound or song you like for your ringtone. The only limitation is that it cannot be longer than 40 seconds, but you can easily trim it down.

You need to use a Mac to do it in this way. I do not know if there are ways to do it on Windows, as I do not use Windows and do not have a Windows computer.

On the Mac, open up GarageBand. Select "iPhone Ringtone" as the project type, and click "Choose."

Enter the name of your ringtone and the other parameters it asks you to enter, or just keep them as the defaults. Finally, press "Create."

The GarageBand window will open. The first thing you might want to do is to delete the default track, which just has a sample ringtone.

You can paste in an MP3, or the song of your choice. What I usually do is to find the sound file on my computer in Finder, select it and copy, then in the GarageBand window select paste. The song will be imported. YOu can also drag and drop the file.

Now in the LCD section, it might be easier to select "time" as the mode, so that you can see the length of your ringtone. For me, it was selected by default, but if not, then select that mode in the LCD section.

You will also want to select "cycle region." Again for me it was already selected.

This will give you a bar that distinguishes the part of your track that will become the ringtone. Drag it to the proper area, extend it to the length you like (no more than 40 seconds), and hit "play" to listen to the result.

Make any adjustments. Once you are happy, then go to Share -> Send Ringtone to iTunes. It will convert it to a .m4r file and will put it in your iTunes library.

Sync your iPhone, and you will find your ringtone on your iPhone, which you can now select.

qasir_amz · 02-19-2020, 11:20

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qasir_amz · 02-19-2020, 11:20

3uTool is best and soo easy

ahmedsalem0552 · 04-09-2020, 12:56

3uTool
This is the easiest solution

Yilia · 05-10-2021, 10:26

There are lots of online ringtone maker and ringtone cutter developed for us to make and create ringtones. For me, to guarantee high original quality, VidiKit is recommended. It cuts and makes ringtones accurately, losslessly and fast. I can save my ringtone to MP3, M4B, M4R and more for any compatible-device, like iPhone, Android.

anmolmanish · 05-15-2021, 14:12

good bro keep it up
i sure will follow ur steps for make ringtone for my personal phone

Zechariah Diaz · 04-28-2022, 14:48

thanks for sharing. I was just looking for this.

BIGhenry · 06-09-2022, 08:54

I used to do it completely differently, but this way will also come in handy

02-18-2020, 17:29	#1 (permalink)
adJackson Banned Join Date: May 2018 Location: usa Posts: 19 Member: 2835418 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 6	Making Ringtones for iPhone A while ago, I figured out how to make ringtones for the iPhone. This allows you to use any sound or song you like for your ringtone. The only limitation is that it cannot be longer than 40 seconds, but you can easily trim it down. You need to use a Mac to do it in this way. I do not know if there are ways to do it on Windows, as I do not use Windows and do not have a Windows computer. On the Mac, open up GarageBand. Select "iPhone Ringtone" as the project type, and click "Choose." Enter the name of your ringtone and the other parameters it asks you to enter, or just keep them as the defaults. Finally, press "Create." The GarageBand window will open. The first thing you might want to do is to delete the default track, which just has a sample ringtone. You can paste in an MP3, or the song of your choice. What I usually do is to find the sound file on my computer in Finder, select it and copy, then in the GarageBand window select paste. The song will be imported. YOu can also drag and drop the file. Now in the LCD section, it might be easier to select "time" as the mode, so that you can see the length of your ringtone. For me, it was selected by default, but if not, then select that mode in the LCD section. You will also want to select "cycle region." Again for me it was already selected. This will give you a bar that distinguishes the part of your track that will become the ringtone. Drag it to the proper area, extend it to the length you like (no more than 40 seconds), and hit "play" to listen to the result. Make any adjustments. Once you are happy, then go to Share -> Send Ringtone to iTunes. It will convert it to a .m4r file and will put it in your iTunes library. Sync your iPhone, and you will find your ringtone on your iPhone, which you can now select.

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qasir_amz No Life Poster Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: PAKISTAN Posts: 2,107 Member: 1185918 Status: Offline Sonork: 100.1617322 Thanks Meter: 428	3uTool is best and soo easy

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qasir_amz No Life Poster Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: PAKISTAN Posts: 2,107 Member: 1185918 Status: Offline Sonork: 100.1617322 Thanks Meter: 428	3uTool is best and soo easy

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ahmedsalem0552 Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2013 Posts: 18 Member: 2054453 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 3	3uTool This is the easiest solution

05-10-2021, 10:26	#5 (permalink)
Yilia Insane Poster Join Date: Jan 2018 Posts: 67 Member: 2797527 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 4	There are lots of online ringtone maker and ringtone cutter developed for us to make and create ringtones. For me, to guarantee high original quality, VidiKit is recommended. It cuts and makes ringtones accurately, losslessly and fast. I can save my ringtone to MP3, M4B, M4R and more for any compatible-device, like iPhone, Android.

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anmolmanish Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: jalandhar city Posts: 22 Member: 1753760 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 1	good bro keep it up i sure will follow ur steps for make ringtone for my personal phone

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Zechariah Diaz Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2021 Location: Michigan, USA Age: 23 Posts: 36 Member: 2993893 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 4	thanks for sharing. I was just looking for this.

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BIGhenry Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2021 Location: Poland, Warsaw Age: 36 Posts: 11 Member: 3001016 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 0	I used to do it completely differently, but this way will also come in handy