How to Quickly Set Custom Ringtones on FaceTime using iRingg

Nowadays, many people don’t like to make standard phone calls. Instead, they prefer FaceTime. Here’s an exclusive tutorial on how to set a personalized ringtone for your FaceTime calls!

Changing your iPhone ringtone also changes the tone for FaceTime, which means you just need to set up a new ringtone on your iPhone. However, note that your Mac's FaceTime ringtone will remain the same, so this guide will show you how to customize your ringtones on both iPhone and Mac using iRingg, an intuitive app that makes setting a ringtone on your iPhone without iTunes or GarageBand in a breeze.

Your Mac's FaceTime ringtone will stay intact. That’s why this guide will show you how to change your ringtone using iRingg on both Mac and iPhone.

As you landed on this page, I assume you have finally decided to change your dull FaceTime ringtone. Good Timing! Now, you can make a catchy iPhone tune and have lots of fun with it.

Why change a FaceTime ringtone?

Customizing your FaceTime ringtone is a fun way to make your device unique. Just like you might set up a custom ringtone for iPhone, you can also add special effects, voices, or sounds that stand out.

iRingg lets you turn your favorite songs into ringtones, and with its SndMoji feature, you can add fun sound effects, whether it’s a bomb burst, cat meow, or your own voice!

Or… you may set a cool ringtone (for mobile calls and FaceTime) that no one else can have, with various sound effects or even your voice!

So let’s jump right into this. 😏

You will need a teeny tiny app iRingg for Mac and Windows. This is a handy app that helps you change your iPhone ringtones in a fun & easy way. If you haven’t installed it already – now is the perfect timing.

Let’s recall the main features of iRingg:

• 6-Sense technology: the app automatically recommends songs for you (based on your music library)
• SndMoji: choose a cool sound effect and add it to your ringtone!
• Trim your song and add fade-in/out effects
• Record your voiceover and put it in a ringtone (or your dog’s bark, whatever)

You can play with the app—it’s fun—and modify your ringtone any way you want, create thousands of them, and change your FaceTime sounds literally every day.

To start customizing your iPhone, follow these 4 quick steps:

Step 1. Launch iRingg & connect your iPhone to a computer

If you launch iRingg for the first time, you’ll have to use a USB cord for the app to recognize your device. Later, you can transfer ringtones to your gadget via WI-FI if your computer and an iPhone are connected to the same network.

Step 2. Search for a song…

Search for a song or let 6-Sense recommend one for you! iRingg pulls from sources like YouTube, so you can easily make a YouTube to ringtone of your favorite track, like Britney Spears’ “Toxic.” 😈

Step 3. Make it WOW!

Customize your ringtone. Trim the sound, adjust volume, add fade-in/out effects, or even convert MP3 to M4R for smooth playback on iPhone.

First off, trim your sound to any length you want. By moving on-screen controls, you can change your ringtone’s volume. By the way, you can even add a fade-in (the sound goes down in the beginning) and a fade-out effect (the sound goes down in the end).

Next, choose a Sound Emoji. This can be a bomb burst or a cat meow. The latter is very similar to the beginning of Britney’s song. 😀

Furthermore, you can add your voice intro. This will definitely make your ringtone impossible to copy. Go ahead & sing together with Britney Spears. Let’s see who’s better!

Step 4. Export your ringtone & put it on FaceTime

You can drop a ringtone to your iPhone or save it to your computer.

In your iPhone settings, go to Sounds > Ringtones. You’ll see all the new tones above the default ones. Choose the one you need and voila!

How to set a FaceTime ringtone on your Mac?

Even if you set a new FaceTime ringtone on your iPhone, your Mac Facetime tone will stay the same. As a result, you will need to change it on your desktop. Luckily, iRingg will help you with this. After you create your tone in iRingg (see the section above for the instructions), make sure to export it to your hard drive.

It gets very simple right after. Here’s what you need to do:

1. Launch FaceTime on your Mac
2. Go to Preferences on the Menu bar
3. Select a Ringtones box
4. Choose whatever sound you like 🙂

With iRingg, you’re not just limited to FaceTime tones. Add ringtones to iPhone and switch things up without hassle.

Plus, you can check out the steps on how to delete ringtones on iPhone to keep your device clutter-free.

That’s it!

Now you know how to set a custom ringtone for FaceTime calls! What’s more, you now know how to make it personal. Everyone will get jealous, I promise!

In the end – what ringtone do you have right now? As always, let us know in the comments✌🏻

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