

iTunes will then ask if you want to ‘Keep File’ or ‘Move to Trash’ – Click ‘Keep File’.iTunes will open a window prompt asking if you want to delete the song file from the library: click ‘Delete Song’.Right click on the 30-second song clip you just converted, then go down & click ‘Delete from Library’.m4r’ – KEEP THIS WINDOW OPENġ8) IMPORTANT STEP: Go back to iTunes and delete the new file you just made! m4r, then hit ‘return’ġ7) You will get a prompt window asking if you want to change or keep the extension you want to use, select ‘use.
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Check off the boxes for ‘Start’ & ‘Stop‘ then select the desired 30 secs to be the ringtone (Start 0:00 to Stop 0:30)ġ2) Go to the iTunes menu bar, select File, go down to Convert, then hit Convert AAC Versionġ3) Once the song converts, you’ll hear a notification go off and your new 30 sec AAC version of the song will pop up (usually at the top of the iTunes main window)ġ4) Select the converted AAC version of the song, right click it, and select ‘Show in Finder’ (for macOS) or ‘Show in Windows Explorer’ (for Windows)ġ5) In the ‘Finder’/Windows Explorer folder, right-click, select ‘rename’ġ6) Change the file extension from.

From that window, select the ‘Options’ tab 8) Go to your ‘Song’ folder on the left sidebar in iTunesĩ) Then in the main window, on the right of the sidebar, select the song you desire to make into Ringtone (Example: I Saw Her Standing There by The Beatles)ġ0) Right click that song, “I Saw Her Standing There by The Beatles”ġ1) In the drop-down menu, select ‘Song info’
