How to Add Ringtone to iPhone without Computer with Steps

Want to add ringtone to iPhone without computer? This guide will tell you how to make it.

Author Avatar Roger Smith Last Updated: Sep. 16, 2021

The ringtone is the best thing to show people’s personality, so after activating your new iPhone 8/X, you just can’t wait to set your custom ringtones. You may wonder how to get ringtones on iPhone without computer, because you have learned that there is no ringtone sync feature in the latest iTunes 12. 7.

To help you out, here in this guide we will tell how to put ringtones on iPhone without computer. Besides that, we will also show you an easy method to set any song as ringtone.

Part 1. How to Add Ringtone to iPhone without Computer

To add ringtone to iPhone without a computer, one app called GarageBand is needed. It’s one Apple’s featured app for iOS and Mac OS X, which is used for sound and audio editing. It can help you convert songs in your Music Library to iPhone ringtones. Just download it from App Store and then follow the steps below to make your own ringtones.

Step 1. Open GarageBand app > Click “+” in the top corner > Doubling down on the AUDIO RECORDER interface.

How to Add Ringtone to iPhone without Computer

How to Add Ringtone to iPhone without Computer

Step 2. Click View button and choose Loop Browser button > Tap Music to choose the song you want to convert.

How to Get Ringtone on iPhone without Computer

How to Get Ringtone on iPhone without Computer

Step 3. Hold and drag the song to the left to add it to GarageBand > Use the trimming and split editing features to make the 30 seconds ringtone. Please make sure to drag the sound track all the way to the left.

Step 4. Tap the downward pointing triangular > Tap My Songs to save the audio you just create.

How to Put Ringtones on iPhone without Computer

How to Put Ringtones on iPhone without Computer

Step 5. Long press the song > Tap Share > Choose Ringtone > Name the ringtone > Tap Use sound as… > Choose from Standard Ringtone, Standard Text Tone, Assign to contact.

Step 6. Go to Settings to have a check.

Part 2. How to Set Any Song as Ringtone on iPhone

To set any song as ringtone, AnyTrans is needed. It can help you convert any song to iPhone as ringtone in 25 seconds, 40 seconds, or the original length from computer. It also lets you transfer ringtones from computer to iPhone.

Step 1. Install and launch AnyTrans on computer > Plug in your iPhone > Go to category management screen.

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Step 2. Click Ringtone Maker > Import the song you want to turn into a ringtone (you can import from Computer, iPhone, or iTunes Library).

Tab Import from Device

Tab Import from Device

Step 3. After choosing a song from your idevice, you will see the interface below. (The song will be set as a ringtone by default. If you want to customize the song as Text Tone, you can select the “Text Tone” option. )Then drag the slider to choose your favorite period while playing the song. After completing customizing process, click Audition button to listen to the ringtone. If you like it, click to Import to Device.

Customize Ringtone Using AnyTrans

Customize Ringtone Using AnyTrans

Step 3. When you import the personalized ringtone to your iPhone, you can open Settings > Sounds & Haptics > Ringtone > Find the custom ringtone you made > Select it and set it.

Set Custom Ringtones on Your iPhone

Set Custom Ringtones on Your iPhone

Further ReadingHow to Transfer Ringtones from iPhone to iPhone >

The Bottom Line

That’s all for how to add ringtone to iPhone without computer. If you want to transfer any song from computer to iPhone as ringtone, then just have a try on AnyTrans. It also can help you transfer music, videos, photos etc. from old Android phone/iPhone/computer to your new iPhone without effort.

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