Apple mobile phone ringtone format

1. Apple ringtone format is m4r.

2. Use iTunes to convert songs in MP3 format into m4r.

3. Run iTunes, Edit-Preferences-Import Settings, during import use, select AAC encoder and confirm.

4. Add the MP3 song you want to make into a ringtone to the iTunes library, play it for listening, and record the start and end time of the part you want to intercept, such as 1:40-1:55 (the iPhone ringtone file size cannot more than 40s).

5. Select this song, right-click to enter "Show Introduction", click "Options", enter the start time and stop time respectively, and then click OK.

6. Return to the music list in the database, right-click the song again and select "Create AAC Version". At this time, two music files with the same name will appear in the list. The one below is the AAC version.

7. Select the aac version of the music file, right-click and "Show in Windows Explorer". The suffix of this music file is in m4a format, and change it to m4r. The ringtone is now created.

8. If you find it troublesome to use iTunes to create ringtones, you can also choose other third-party management tools to create ringtones. For example, if you use the synchronization assistant to make ringtones, the format will be automatically converted to m4r. There is no need to create an AAC version. You can intercept some songs as ringtones according to your own preferences. You can also directly use the sync assistant to add MP3 ringtones to your iPhone.