How To Make A Song Your iPhone Ringtone

Want to bring back the good ol' days of homemade ringtones because you're sick of the pre-installed ringtones on your iPhone? We have your back.

Setting a song as your iPhone ringtone is now simpler than ever thanks to iOS 14. But it does need some effort.

You must either save a song in your Files app or buy and download it to your phone before you can set it as your ringtone. Songs that you've recently stored on Apple Music or another streaming service like Spotify cannot be used.

The simplest way to do this is to choose your favourite music and download it from the iTunes Store or save it to files using an mp3 converter. Then, in GarageBand, you must turn the music into a loop and export it as a ringtone. Don't worry; we'll walk you through the procedure, which is actually fairly simple.

First, download the song you want on your iPhone and save it there. The simplest method to accomplish this is probably to obtain the desired song from YouTube and convert it to an mp3. If you need assistance doing that, use the link above.

The instructions listed below will help you set a song as your iPhone's ringtone.

How to make a song your iPhone's ringtone:

Download GarageBand, then launch it. Tap "AUDIO RECORDER" and choose.

In the upper right corner, tap the grey lines.

Tap the blue metronome in the screen's upper centre.

Click or tap the grey loop in the top right corner.

At the top of the screen, under "Files" or "Music," locate the music you wish to set as your ringtone.

Holding down while dragging the song into the workspace

In the upper right corner, click the tiny grey plus sign.

Section length should be increased from eight to thirty.

To select the three minutes and thirty seconds of the song you want to use as your ringtone, hold down on it while tapping "Trim."

Select "My Songs" by tapping the grey arrow in the top-left corner of the screen.

Double-tap a song to rename it.

Hold down when choosing "Share" from your song.

Choose "Ringtone"

Select "Continue"

Choose "Export."

Select "Done" after tapping the selection where you want the ringtone to be.