While more and more people play with iOS 26, many hidden features are starting to surface. The latter is the possibility of defining personalized ringtones, which have become much easier and faster than in previous versions. This means that if you have a track that you like, it is never easier to use it as a ringtone.
Define a personalized ringtone on your iPhone
The new method to define a personalized ringtone on iPhone, first spotted by Macworldis quite intuitive. The easiest way to do so is via the Voice Memos application. Open this application, press any voice recording, then the three -point button, then Share. Now select Ring. Your iPhone will take you automatically Settings> sounds and haptics> Ringtone And add this vocal recording to your list of ringtones.
You can also do it with other audio files you have saved on your iPhone. At the time of writing the writing moment, the Files application also supports this feature, so simply select an audio file from there, press Shareand select Ring. It should also operate in other applications once they publish compatible versions with or optimized for iOS 26.
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Deleting a personalized ringtone, if you find that you have added a few people, is also quite easy. Direct to Settings> sounds and haptics> RingtoneFind the ringtone you want to remove and slide on the left to reveal the DELETE button. Press it to get rid of this ringtone.
What do you think so far?
Until iOS 18, there was no easy way to make personalized iPhone ringtones. You had to use Garageband to transform the tracks into a 30 -second audio files, then add them as ringing manually. Now you can define any voice recording or audio file without DRM as a ringtone, which is a massive step forward. Once you have understood how to quickly create personalized ringtones, take a moment to check how to fully customize the notifications of your iPhone.
