User ringtones is slightly easier to add to iOS 26

3 3 Facebook x.com reddit BLUESKY Add rington on the iPhone is almost always an investment during or money. Apple really wants his users to buy new tones through the Tone store, charging for short contractions of music from popular music artists.

the alternative is to spend time and efforts, creating their own ringtones. We wrote guidelines about this before, and this required the user to make an audio file that lasts up to 30 seconds in Garageband, exporting as a rington, and then added it to the rington list of his iPhone.

This is a lot of efforts for the average user. However, in iOS 26 it seems that Apple took a step to take it a little easier.

A very small step.

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The first beta developer includes a fairly simple way to add user ringtone. The key must select the file in the application and use the Share option.

The list should have a record for “Use as a Ringon.” If this is not immediately apparently, it can also appear under an additional button as an additional option.

After choosing a ringtone will appear in the list of the main ringtone in the setting conditions. He appears upstairs, like other user ringtones.

, although it is theoretically possible that the option appears in the Share sheet whenever it is used with a compatible audio file, it seems to get a little and misses.

For the purposes of testing Appleinsider, I created the Sub-30-second MAC user file using Audacy using it on the iPhone, and then using the Schaire option in the files. This worked, however, using the same file in other places, for example, as an application in the notes, did not work.

This exchange option also also automatically does not automatically converts Apple Music tracks into ringtones. You will have to find a way to make user files or pay Apple for official tones.

may be worse than

Although the discovery is a relatively slight improvement for Apple when it comes to using user ringtones, this is still a few more Step forward for the company.

First you no longer need to use the GarageBand to export rington, since other audio files will work normally. You can use other audio tools to create a mp3 file or even find a file on the Internet, if you want, and it still has to work.

which is even more important, this is an option in a sheet of exchange, which should mean that it can be accessed in the entire IOS environment if you use an acceptable file.

it may not be as simple as the purchase of a rington from Apple directly, but this is a little better than users earlier.

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