Get an exciting iPhone 13 ringtone! Stop the boring sound and ring in the new now

Does your iPhone 13 ringtone bore you? You can customise the iPhone ringtone.

Customise your iPhone 13 ringtone with these easy and simple steps! (Apple)

Are you bored of your regular iPhone ringtone? Don't worry, you can change it easily and even personalise it! You can do it with an easy hack. Though iPhones come with multiple default ringtones that you can choose from, if you want to choose something different than usual then there are so many other options available on iTunes Store. However, you'll have to pay to get them. But if you don't want to pay, then you can customise your favourite sounds into ringtones, even songs. So, if you have an iPhone 13, you can create your own ringtone which will be personal to you and your devices alone. Know how you can customise your iPhone 13 ringtone.

How to get iPhone ringtone from iTunes?

Step 1: Go to the iTunes Store, tap More, and then tap Tones.

Step 2: Either you can browse by category or Search to find a specific song or artist.

Step 3: Next, select a tone to see more information or play for preview.

Step 4: If you like the tone, you can buy a tone by paying the respective price.

How to create your personalised iPhone 13 ringtone?

There are multiple ways to create your iPhone ringtone and that too for free. And the first method is Wired Syncing for which you'll have to clip down a DRM-free MP3. You can do it via a simple online tool like mp3cut.net that comes with the various settings and instruments. You can clip down a song for up to 40 seconds or less. Here's how you can turn it into iPhone's ringtone:

Step-by-step guide to create a customised iPhone 13 ringtone?

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Step 1:

Once you select a ringtone from iTunes, go to mp3cut.net and upload it. 

Step 2:

Now, select the part of the audio file you want to set as ringtone and click the “Save” button.

Step 3:

Next, drop the file directly into the iTunes library and then turn it into an AAC by clicking file > Convert > Create AAC Version. You will get the ringtone file as an AAC file with the .m4a file extension. 

Step 4:

Next, connect your iPhone to your Mac via a Lightning-to-USB cable and open Finder to select the iPhone.

Step 5:

Drag the ringtone file to the Finder window and it will be transferred to the iPhone.

Step 6:

Now just open Settings, select Sound & Haptics and click on Ringtone to select your new custom ringtone.

Step 7:

Whoa! Your iPhone now has a new ringtone.