As more people play with iOS 26, a lot of hidden features have started coming to the surface. The latest custom is the ability to set ringtones, which has become much easier and faster than previous versions. This means that if you have a track you like, it is not easy to use it as your ringtone.
Setting a custom ringtone on your iPhone
New method to set a custom ringtone on iPhone, first seen McWorldIs quite comfortable. The easiest way to do this is through the Voice Memo App. Open that app, tap on any voice recording, then the three-dots button, then shareNow select Use as ringtoneYour iPhone will take you automatically Settings> sounds and haptics> ringtone And add that voice recording to your list of ringtones.
You can do this with other audio files that you have also saved on your iPhone. At the time of writing, the files app also supports this feature, so just select an audio file from there, hit shareChoose more Use as ringtoneIt should also work in other apps, once, when they release the compatible or customized version for iOS 26.
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Removing a custom ringtone, if you find that you have a lot of pairs, it is also quite easy. Just on the head Settings> sounds and haptics> ringtoneFind the ringtones you want to delete and swipe left to reveal delete button. Tap it to get rid of that ringtone.
What do you think so far?
By iOS 18, there was no easy way to make custom iPhone ringtone. You had to use garagebands to replace the tracks in audio files of 30-second, then manually added them as ringtones. Now, you can set any voice recording or DRM-free audio file as your ringtone, which is a massive step. Once you find out how to make a custom ringtone quickly, take a moment to check how to completely customize your iPhone information.
