iPhone ringtones from Audioshare?

[jonhanaley]

I made and edited a bunch of ringtones in Audioshare. I can't seem to find a way to make them show up on my iPhone as ringtones. I tried going through Dropbox, emailing them to myself, a few different file formats, and nothing seems to work. Does anyone have any suggestions?

 

[procacco]

Just tested copy/paste from audio share to GB via general pasteboard - it works fine

So if GB is the only app allowed to export to ringtones, this must be the easiest way from sound to ringtone.
Now, if only they would update GB to support the new Files app and allow you to load in samples/audio files directly, you could create a folder of ringtones that could easily be loaded.

 

[sarpler]

The ONLY way to get ring/text/timer tones into a non-jailbroken iPhone is either via the official Apple 'tone store' or with a computer and iTunes, Apple allows no other methods. You first have to trim the audio down to 30 seconds (longer clips will be rejected), then you have to save/export it as M4A/AAC, then you have to change the file extension from ".aac" or ".m4a" to ".m4r".

Once you've done that, you have to connect the phone to iTunes and drag the m4r files over (I think into the left sidebar? It's been a while). If the clips are too long or weren't saved in the right format then iTunes will just flat out refuse to copy them.

Unless things have changed recently, Apple does not allow you to download and install ringtones from random websites or emails using the phone itself. If you don't have a computer and iTunes then your only other option is buying stuff from the store (or jailbreaking).

 

[Minorite]

Export tracks to your computer in some way, then import them with iMazing. Free version works fine.

 

[Yilmaz Volkan]

Hi, to be able to use ringtones on iPhone, you have to format m4r then use itunes and install.

 

[Charles F. Wallace]

Can you please let me know how can i use ringtones for iphone from Audioshare