Ever get tired of the same old iPhone ringtones?
Do you want to set your favourite tune when someone calls?
You’re in luck! Setting a custom ringtone on your iPhone is easier than you might think.
In this tutorial, we’ll learn step by step how to set any music as a ringtone on your iPhone, and you don’t have to pay any money for apps or anything.
What You Need
- iTunes (Download it here)
- GarageBand App (Free on the App Store)
Step-by-Step Guide To Set Any Song as Your Ringtone
Step 1. Download GarageBand
- Open the App Store on your iPhone.
- Search for “GarageBand” and download the app.
Step 2. Sync Your Song to iTunes
- Connect your iPhone to your computer.
- Open iTunes and add the song you want as a ringtone to your iTunes library.
- Sync your iPhone with iTunes to transfer the song to your iPhone.
Step 3. Open GarageBand
- Launch GarageBand on your iPhone.
- Create a new project by tapping the “+” icon.
Step 4. Select Your Song
- In GarageBand, choose the “Audio Recorder” or any instrument to start a new project.
- Tap the track view icon (it looks like a series of horizontal lines).
- Tap the loop icon in the top right corner.
- Select “Music” and find your song in your Music Library.
Step 5. Create the Ringtone
- Drag the song into the track area.
- Adjust the start and end points to make sure your ringtone is no longer than 30 seconds.
- Tap the down arrow in the top left corner and select “My Songs.”
- Tap and hold your project to bring up additional options, then select “Share.”
- Choose “Ringtone,” name your ringtone, and tap “Export.”
Step 6. Set Your New Ringtone
- After exporting, tap “Use sound as…” and select “Standard Ringtone.“
- If you miss this step, you can set it later by going to Settings > Sounds & Haptics > Ringtone.
Troubleshooting Tips
- Song Not Showing in GarageBand: Make sure the song is downloaded to your device and not just in the cloud.
- Sync Issues: Ensure your iTunes and iPhone are both updated to the latest versions.
- Export Problems: Check your project length. GarageBand won’t export ringtones longer than 30 seconds.
Final Words
This tutorial should work for all iPhone versions that support custom ringtones and can sync with iTunes. I hope you find this guide useful! If you have any issues or questions, please leave a comment below.
