iPhone 7 (iOS 10.2) custom music as ringtone

[Jobs, Steve]

I followed some guides to put my mp3 into iTunes, then select start-stop time between 40 seconds (also 30 seconds), then Export to AAC, renamed file to .m4r and then put file into "Ringtone" section of my iPhone.

After that I choose Sync, but when I go to my iPhone I can't see the new ringtone but only the default ones.

What's wrong I done??

 

[rugmankc]

There are a couple apps that help do it. I use make them manually like you, forgot how I did it

But, it was hit or miss. The apps helped. But then I just bought them off store----

 

[canuckRus]

I followed some guides to put my mp3 into iTunes, then select start-stop time between 40 seconds (also 30 seconds), then Export to AAC, renamed file to .m4r and then put file into "Ringtone" section of my iPhone.

After that I choose Sync, but when I go to my iPhone I can't see the new ringtone but only the default ones.

What's wrong I done??

 

[Jobs, Steve]

I did exactly THE SAME as video!
The song is listed on iTunes/Ringtones of my iPhone, but there isn't on Ringtones of Settings in my iPhone.

 

[its Dale]

Garage Band is the easiest way to make custom ringtones. you can record your own, or use music from you phone

 

[anonymous guy]

I believe the hard limit is 30 seconds. Anything beyond that won't work.