There is a website i use for ALL my ringtones and its called http://www.myxer.com

there you can search for a ringtone, download it to your desktop, then drag it over to your ringtone icon on itunes! It does all the formatting for you :)

but i have an issue and that is, i do not sync my music i manually manage so on itunes all my ringtones are on there but only one shows up on my iphone at a time. is there a way to get all my ringtones on my iphone without syncing?

1. Go to the song and control click, go to 'get info'
2. Go to 'options' and check the start and end times you want for the song (less than 40 seconds), then click 'ok'
3. Control click on the song again and choose 'Create ACC version' – NB this won't come up as an option if you are in the process of downloading or synching or importing, you have to wait until that's finished
4. Drag the file to the desktop (this will create a copy)
5. Delete the file from itunes (just the short one, not the original song!)
6. Rename the file on the desktop something short, with no special characters (spaces are ok), e.g. 'Milk Eyes Ringtone'. Add/ change the extention to .m4r (Milk Eyes Ringtone.m4r)

(NB – for PC users: I don't know these steps will work for you guys for changing the file extension this way, as I haven't tested it on a PC. You might be able to change it by going to song info or something, I don't know. Other people in this thread have posted suggestions about how to change file extensions so take a look around if this doesn't work for you).

7. Drag the file/ track back from the desktop to your itunes
8. Find this file in your itunes ringtones folder
9. Control click & go to 'Get info', then remove everything but the name of the ringtune in the 'Info' and 'Sorting' sections (including genre – choose 'none')
10. Drag your new ringtones to your iphone. OR (if this doesn't work)

10. Click on your iphone ringtone folder
11. Go to the file menu (top of your computer screen) and choose 'Sync (John Smith's) iphone'

Doing it this way should give you as many custom ringtones as you like. Worked for me. Good luck!

Here’s what worked for me – as a Mac user:

1. Go to the song and control click, go to ‘get info’
2. Go to ‘options’ and check the start and end times you want for the song (less than 40 seconds), then click ‘ok’
3. Control click on the song again and choose ‘Create ACC version’ – NB this won’t come up as an option if you are in the process of downloading or synching or importing, you have to wait until that’s finished
4. Drag the file to the desktop
5. Delete the file from itunes (just the short one, not the original!)
5. Rename the file on the desktop something short, with no special characters (spaces are ok), e.g. ‘Milk Eyes Ringtone’. Add/ change the extention to .m4r (Milk Eyes Ringtone.m4r)
6. Drag this back to your itunes
7. Find the file in your itunes ringtones folder
8. Control click & go to ‘Get info’, then remove everything but the name of the ringtune in the ‘Info’ and ‘Sorting’ sections (including genre – choose ‘none’)
9. Drag ringtones to your iphone OR (if this doesn’t work)

9. Click on your iphone ringtone folder
10. Go to the file menu (top of your computer screen) and choose ‘Sync (John Smith’s) iphone’

Doing it this way should give you as many custom ringtones as you like. Worked for me. Good luck!

ive had the same ringtone for 5 yrs…my little boy giggling when he was a baby. ive just goen from the nokia to iphone and all iwant is thw same ringtone! i got someone at work to convert the file to mp3 and then he tried converting to m4a. ive tried thw whole aac then renaming m4r and everything…its just not working for me…… :-( im on the verge o bloddy paying a programme to do it for me which seems riddiculous cos i'll never change the ringtone. pls help!