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How to set your ringtone
iPhone doesn't let apps set the ringtone directly, so you finish in GarageBand (free). It takes about a minute.
- In the app, after exporting, tap Save or Share File and choose Save to Files.
- Open GarageBand, start a new project, open the Loop browser, and import your file from Files.
- Tap My Songs to save, then touch and hold the project and choose Share, then Ringtone.
- Name it, tap Export, then choose Use sound as Standard Ringtone.
Prefer a computer? You can also AirDrop or sync the .m4r file and add it in Finder.
Troubleshooting
A song won't import
Songs protected by Apple Music (DRM) cannot be read by any app. Try a song you own, an audio file from Files, or the audio from a video.
A file or video won't import
The file must be an audio or video file your iPhone can play (for example MP3, M4A, WAV, MP4, or MOV) and it must contain an audio track. A video with no sound can't be turned into a ringtone.
The export is silent
Make sure the selected part of the track actually contains sound, and that any fade is shorter than the clip.
The ringtone is shorter than I selected
iPhone ringtones can be at most 40 seconds, so the app trims every export to 40 seconds or less.
The Export button says Unlock
You can make and preview ringtones for free. Saving, exporting, sharing, and fades need the one-time unlock.
Restore a purchase
On a new or reset device, open Settings inside the app and tap Restore Purchases, signed in with the same Apple ID you bought with.
Purchases
Premium is a single one-time purchase. It is not a subscription, so there is nothing to cancel and no renewal. If you subscribed to the earlier weekly or annual plan, your subscription still gives you full access; you can manage or cancel it anytime in your Apple ID subscription settings.