How to set mp3 as ringtone on iPhone?

1. Select the song you want to use as a ringtone in the iTunes music list, right-click and select "Show Introduction". Enter "Options", which includes "Start Time" and "End Time". Just intercept a period of time less than 45 seconds and click OK.

2. Create an AAC version. At this time, iTunes will automatically help you make the music into ".m4a" format music, and a music with the same name will automatically appear in the music list.

3. Select the converted music in the list, right-click, select "Show in Windows Explorer", open the folder where the music is located, and find the location of the music. ?

Four. Change the extension of the music from ".m4a" to ".m4r" (this is the ringtone format of iPhone).

How to customize iPhone ringtones is as follows:

1. First, you need iTunes. If it is not available on your computer, first go to Apple’s official website to download iTunes and install it.

2. Connect the iPhone to the computer with a data cable, start iTunes, click "File" on the iTunes interface, and then select "Add Files to Library" to find the previously downloaded songs and add them. .

3. Select the song you want to make into a ringtone, right-click and select "Show Introduction".

4. Click the "Options" pointed by the red arrow.

5. Fill in the time segment you want to intercept as a ringtone in the start and end time in the red box. Click "OK" when finished.

6. Select the song you want to make a ringtone for, click "File" in the upper left corner of the iTunes interface, click "Convert", and then select "Create AAC Version".

7. After completing the previous step, a song with the same name will appear under the selected song. This is the clip just intercepted to be used as a ringtone. Select the newly appeared song, right-click, and click "In Displayed in Windows Explorer.

8. Change the song suffix in the red box from .m4a to .m4r, and click OK when finished.

9. If the suffix cannot be changed directly in the previous step, you need to find "Tools" in the control panel first, and then select "Folder Options".

10. Click "View", find "Hide extensions for known file types" in the advanced options, and remove the check mark in front of it. Click OK. In this way, the file name suffix can be modified smoothly.

11. After completing the modification of the file name suffix, click the red box pointed by the arrow.

12. Select “Ringtone”.

13. After entering the ringtone interface, click "File", select "Add file to library", find the music file with the modified suffix, and add it.

14. After adding, click the icon pointed by the arrow.

15. After entering the interface, first select the "Ringtone" pointed by the arrow, put a "√" in front of the "Synced Ringtone" pointed by the arrow, and select the song that needs to be made into a ringtone. Click "Sync".

16. After synchronization is completed, enter the ringtone in the phone settings and select a customized ringtone.