How to use Apple’s iTunes to create mobile ringtones

2. Click "Music" on the left side of the selection interface, then open "File" in the upper left corner - select "Add files to library"

3. Select what you want to add Music in mp3 format

4. After the addition is completed, the file will be displayed in the "Music" interface;

5. Right-click the music file and select "Show Introduction"

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6. Select "Options" in the pop-up window, set the start time and end time in the options bar according to your own preferences, and then click "OK"; (The iPhone's incoming call ringtone duration is limited to 40 seconds. The duration of SMS ringtones is limited to 25 seconds, and only iOS5 and above systems support SMS ringtones in m4r format)

7. After returning to the music interface just now, right-click the music file and select "Create AAC" Version

8. At this time, a music name with the same name appears below the file just now

9. Right-click the newly generated music name and select "Open in Windows Explorer" Displayed in "

10. Change the suffix of the file name of this music file to "m4r";

Some friends' computers do not display the suffix of the file name. Open the folder interface first. "Tools" option at the top - open "Folder Options" - select "View" - find "Hide extensions for known file types" and uncheck it - click "Apply" and "OK")

11. Copy the renamed file; click "Ringtone" on the upper left side of iTunes to open the "Ringtone" page

(Some friends' iTunes does not have the "Ringtone" option by default. How to add it: Enter Go to "Edit" at the top of the iTunes interface - select "Preferences" - select "General" - check "Ringtones" in the "Source" area)

12. In the ringtone list on the right Press the "Ctrl V" key combination and paste the music files you just copied into the "Ringtone" library

13. Use iTunes to synchronize the music files to your phone.

After the synchronization is completed, you can set the ringtone on your phone to the music you just created.