- 1). Launch iTunes. Double-click a song in your library to start playing the song. Write down the start and end points of the clip you want to extract as a ringtone. The counter is at the top of the screen near the volume control.
- 2). Right-click the song and choose "Get Info." Click "Options." Type the start time of your clip in the "Start Time" box, using a colon to separate minutes and seconds. If the clip starts in the first minute of the song, type a zero followed by a colon and the second count.
- 3). Type the end time of your clip in the "Stop Time" box, ensuring that the clip runs 40 seconds or less. Click "OK" to close the dialogue box.
- 4). Right-click your song and choose "Convert selection to AAC." ITunes will make a copy of your song clip next to the original track in your iTunes library.
- 5). Click the ringtone clip to select it, and press "Backspace" on your keyboard to delete the file. Click "Keep Files" when iTunes asks if you want to delete the file from your hard drive.
- 6). Click "Start" and go to "My Documents." Double-click "My Music" and then "iTunes Music." Find the folder containing the original song you used as a ringtone. The folder will be titled with the album or artist name.
- 7). Click the ringtone file twice slowly to enable a file name change. Click to the right of the M4A file extension to move the cursor there. Press "Backspace" on your keyboard to delete the letter "A."
- 8). Type "R" at the end of the file extension to change it to "M4R." Click "OK" when your computer asks if you want to change the file extension of the file. Double-click the file to add it to your iTunes library.
- 9). Connect your iPhone to a USB port on your computer. Click the name of your iPhone in the "Devices" section of the "Source" list on the left side of the iTunes window.
- 10
Click the "Ringtones" tab at the top of the screen and check the box next to "Sync Ringtones."
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