How to Make iPhone Ringtones from YouTube on Mac/PC in 30 Seconds?

How to convert YouTube videos or songs to iPhone ringtones?

There are many different methods for making iPhone ringtone from YouTube. You can either take advantages of the original iTunes software on your PC, or without iTunes by utilizing some online or offline converters to get things done too. Each way has its upsides and downsides. This article instructs you 3 different ways to convert YouTube videos or songs to your iPhone ringtone. Find the most approachable way for you.

1. How to Make YouTube to iPhone Ringtone without iTunes? DearMob iPhone Music Manager (Free)
2. How to Make YouTube Songs your Ringtones with iOS Ringtone Maker App (Premium)?
3. How to Turn YouTube Videos into iPhone Ringtones with iTunes (Free but Complicated)?

Notice: Ringtone maker apps for iPhone is a direct and convenient way to make ringtone from YouTube with the built-in YouTube video downloader and YouTube to ringtone converter, but they are often premium and advertising. Online ringtone makers lack the capability of analyzing YouTube video and no one can make ringtone from YouTube to iPhone without iTunes. The offline ringtone maker DearMob iPhone Music Manager DearMob iPhone Music Manager should be your top option as it is free and can precisely download YouTube video or music, and convert YouTube to iPhone ringtone in only several click.

DearMob iPhone music manager can be considered as an all-in-one iPhone manager. It helps you to create music or movie audio track in all type of formats to iPhone ringtone. In addition, is an iOS focused backup and transfer tool that also integrates data encryption, conversion and selective restore utilities to free you from iCloud and iTunes constrains.

Free Download YouTube Videos Music Audiotracks

Step 1. Free download the YouTube video downloader 5KPlayer, install and launch it on your computer.

Step 2. Open YouTube, find the video audiotrack or music clip you want to make ringtone for your iPhone, and then copy the video URL.

Step 3. Click on YouTube icon on the main UI of 5KPlayer and then click "Paste URL & Analyze" to analyze the video.

Step 4. When the analyzing process is done, you are suggested to click Setting preference to choose MP3, M4A or AAC to download. This will help you get the YouTube audio only, but you can do nothing to the Settings if you also need the video.

Step 5. Click Download button and 5KPlayer will automatically download the YouTube video to the computer.

Make Ringtone from YouTube Video Audio to iPhone

Step 1. Free download, install and launch the Youtube to Ringtone Converter DearMob iPhone Music Manager. And then connect your iPhone to computer via USB cable.

Step 2. Click on "Add Music/Add Folder" to add the downloaded YouTube audio to this iPhone ringtone maker, move your mouse to the audio title and then you will see the Make Ringtone option, just click it to access iPhone ringtone making section.

Step 3. Pick a maximal 40 seconds episodes from the audio track and set it as ringtone. Click OK and DearMob iPhone Manager will automatically make ringtone from YouTube audio and sync to your iPhone simultaneously.

Notice. A episode of music under 30s limit length will appear in the "Text Tone" panel for message tone that DearMob iPhone Music is happy to see.

Take Easy Ringtone as an example, it is a great iPhone ringtone maker that can download videos music from YouTube and Soundcloud, and then directly create custom ringtones from the downloaded contents without iTunes. Also, you are allowed to add music to iPhone from music library on computer and then set it as your default ringtone.

Step 1. Download and launch iTunes. Please remember that versions between 12.5 and 12.7 are feasible for you to transfer YouTube ringtone to iPhone. And connect your iPhone to iTunes as well.

Step 2. Drag'n drop the YouTube audio MP3 or AAC from computer, right-click the music -> select Get Info -> Options. Then, you can set the range and clip duration at maximum 30s and then click OK.

Step 3. Right click the shortened song and click Create AAC version, then you will immediately see a trimmed track. Just rename the new track in .m4a to m4r by right-clicking it to choose "Show in Finder".

Step 4. Delete the AAC version you created in step 3, then, click Delete Song and Keep File on the popups.

Step 5. Go back to Finder and double-click on your .m4r ringtone file and it will automatically get added to iTunes' ringtone library. Just sync to your iPhone now.