How Do I Delete A Ringtone From My Iphone 5s

How do you send a ringtone to an iPhone?

There are 2 ways on how to easily import ringtones to your device:Using GarageBand (longer way).With third-party iTunes alternative (much shorter way, I’ll use iMazing for this example).In both cases ringtones will appear in Settings > Sounds&Haptics > Ringtones sectionUsing GarageBand (keep in mind that ringtones will be <30 seconds):Install GarageBand from the AppStore (Apple app, free).Add a song or existing ringtone to GarageBand using iTunes File SharingOpen the app and click on “+” at the top-right cornerSelect any Live Loop from the list.Tap on the ‘loop’ buttonSwitch to Audio Files and confirm the transfer to File Transfer folder (or switch to Music > Songs and add a song that you want to cut for a ringtone if it’s already on your device)Tap on the song you want to cut, hold it while you will see a file icon, then drag it over the screen (you should see a table of the Live Loop) and place it in any free slot.Now tap on the box with your song and let it play.When it gets to the moment when you want to start recording the ringtone click on Record buttonWhen the ringtone is recorded tap on the Stop button on the left of the Record button.Tap on the Down arrow at the top-left corner > My Songs.Tap and hold on the song you’ve just recorded and hold it for a while, then release it > tap Share > Ringtones2) Using iMazingIf you already have a ringtone, or you want to use a full song as a ringtone, the best way is to use a third party software. I use iMazing for this, and as Ringtones support is not limited in the free version you would be able to add custom Ringtones even without having to purchase a license.What to keep in mind:iMazing can add .mp3, .flac, .m4a, .m4r, .wav, .aiff files as ringtones, so no need to convert anything!You can add tracks longer than 30 seconds.Only ringtones and alarms are not limited in time. For alerts and text tones there is a 30 seconds tone limitation.How to add ringtones with iMazing:Install iMazing and connect your device.Open Ringtones section and just drag&drop tracks you want to use as ringtonesIf you need to cut some tracks to 30 seconds, you can use any music editor and then import the .mp3 file.

How do you add ringtones to your iPhone without iTunes?

For Android users, they can just select an MP3 music and with a few simple clicks to set the song as a ringtone. But for iPhone users, they have to go to iTunes for creating an AAC file with iTunes, which may cost many times to rename a file type and sync your iPhone so that it can be recognized by the iPhone as a new ringtone.However, although you add the custom music to iPhone by iTunes，it still be a troublesome process to do it. Therefore, here I’d like to show you this practical way which allows you to download ringtones for iPhones without hassle.Step 1. Launch iOS Toolkit and connect your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch to PC. Then your device will be recognized and displayed in the primary window.Step 2. Choose "Transfer" to move to this ringtones maker interface.Step 3. Once your device is connected, go to Music/ Video/ Photos tab at the top of the program.Step 4. Go to the top of the Music Window and click on the “Ringtone Maker” button, and you will get a pop-up window, so you can choose the finer options, such as music on the device or on the computer. And then make your selection depending on the source of the targeted music.Step 5. Once you have selected the music of choice, the program will play it from start to end. You may decide to use the Play and Pause button to select the part that you want to set as your ringtone.The blue area shows you the region that will be added to your ringtone, and you can manually control this by dragging on the markers at the ends of the region. (The ringtone should be 40 seconds long.)And once you decide to use this, just click on “Save to PC” or “Save to Device”. You can use the “Ringtone Audition” preview button to listen to the ringtone and ascertain that it is correct before you save it as a ringtone.Step 6. Go to the “Settings” on your iPhone and then choose the “Sounds” option. Then select the “Ringtone” options and choose the ringtone that you have just created to set as your new custom ringtone.