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Create your own iPhone ringtones

Published on Wednesday, June 10, 2009 by

Want a ringtone for your Phone?

The iPhone is a great phone, but let’s be honest the choice of ringtones that comes on the phone is a bit rubbish.  Apple do allow you to buy ringtones from their iTunes Store, but that is only available to residents of the USA.  So what about the rest of the world that have iPhones?

There is a simple work around that you can do to get your own ringones onto your iPhone.

Step-by-step Guide to creating your own iPhone ringtones

  1. Select an existing track from iTunes and make a note of the start and end times that you would like to use as your ringtone.  It should be no longer than 40 seconds.
  2. Right-click the track and select Get Info

    iTunes - Get info of song

  3. then select the Options Tab
  4. iTunes - Song options tab

  5. Set the Start Time and Stop Time to the times you noted in step 1 and click OK
  6. Right-click the track again within iTunes and click Create ACC Version

    Select - Create ACC Version

  7. Wait a few moments as iTunes creates a new version
  8. Find the new song in iTunes, and right-click and select Show in Finder

    iTunes - Show in Finder

  9. Before we go to the Finder, Right-click the file newly created file in iTunes and select Delete to remove it from the iTunes library
  10. Select Remove when prompted
  11. iTunes - Remove song from iTunes Library

  12. Select Keep File when prompted
  13. iTunes - Keep File on Delete

  14. Now in Finder, change the file from .m4a to .m4r
  15. Select Use .m4r when prompted
  16. Finder - Change filetype to .m4r

  17. Double-click the new .m4r file and it will automatically be imported into iTunes as a ringtone.
  18. All you have to do now is sync your iPhone with iTunes.

Repeat the process and add as many ringtones to your iPhone as you like.

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