超簡單 iPhone 換鈴聲！iOS26 最新版、免電腦 2025 必學捷徑教學 iPhone 17

Hello everyone, today

we're going to teach you

how to set your iPhone's ringtone

. Any video or music

can be converted into an iPhone ringtone

, and the process is super simple and quick – you

don't need to download anything

or open any websites.

Let's get started!

First, I'll quickly explain the steps.

On the screen

are the apps we'll be using today.

Some of them are Shortcuts

and GarageBand,

which

you might be unfamiliar with .

You need to download GarageBand from the App Store.

Today we'll have three steps

. The first step is screen recording

. The second step is converting the screen recording into an audio file.

We'll use

the Shortcuts app

for this. The third step

is using GarageBand

to set the audio file as a ringtone.

If you already have your audio file ready,

you can proceed directly to the third step.

Just a quick note:

if you've seen my videos

before

or have used Shortcuts

and found

that it doesn't work

on iPhone 17 or iOS 26,

the problem is that it

only works on iCloud.

This is for iOS. It's a bug on my end,

so if you have any problems, you can

try this method. Okay, now

let's move on to our first step today,

which is screen recording.

First, we need to find

the video we want to record.

After finding it,

we open the control center in the upper right corner

and find the screen recording icon

. If you don't see it, long press on an empty space

and you 'll see an option to add it to the control

list . Find the middle screen recording icon

and add it to our control list.

Press it, and it will count down for three seconds.

At this time, we quickly play our music.

Remember to turn the sound on while it's playing.

Record for a maximum of about 30 seconds.

After recording, press

the red dot on the dynamic island above

, and it will ask if you want to stop.

Then press stop, and

it will be saved to the album.

You can also go to the album to listen to it and see

if you didn't record it successfully

. Next,

let's move on to the shortcuts section.

Shortcuts are very simple

; we just need to write a tiny little program ourselves. It's

very, very simple

. If you're really lazy,

I'll put the shortcut link in the information bar so

you can download it directly

. Now, open Shortcuts

and click the top right corner

. We're going to create a new shortcut

. In the search bar below, type "code".

Look for the first "code media" and add it.

Then, there's a semi-transparent blue "media" option;

click it. Then, type "shortcut"

in the input field above. There's

also a semi-transparent "no space" option;

click it. You'll see a "share form" option; turn it

on.

Okay, then finish. Click "Done" in the top right corner

. Then, click the arrow on the right

to open the drop-down menu

. There's an option for "Audio Only"; turn it on. Next

, click the search bar again

. We need to search for "save"

and add the first "save file". OK

. That's it

! Super easy, right?

Now, let's slightly

rename

this shortcut.

Click "Rename" on the "Save File" page

. I'll rename it to "Video to Audio File."

Okay.

Next, go back to the Photos

app. Find the screen recording you just created,

and then click the share menu in the bottom left corner

. You'll see

a "Video to Audio File"

option ; click

it. It will ask you to select a folder

, right? The default folder is likely in iCloud

so

just select "iCloud Drive." Don't select any other folder,

because I found that storing it on my phone might not work.

So, select "

iCloud Drive."

Now, let's go to the Files app and

see if the conversion was successful.

Open the file and look under "iCloud Drive."

It might have two names

: RP Replay

or Screen. Recording

might be the name of your phone.

You can click on it to listen and

confirm that everything is okay. Then,

we'll move on to the third step

: using GarageBand

to set your phone's ringtone. After

opening GarageBand,

you'll see a keyboard

.

Swipe left to the Recorder app

and tap it. Then, tap the horizontal bar in the upper left corner

and turn off the blue metronome in the middle.

Then, tap the plus sign on the right and

add a

measure number to the A section.

Next, tap the circle at the top

and select File.

Below, there's an option to select From File App. In the project browsing section

, you might directly see the file we just converted

, or you can go to iCloud,

find your file,

and press

it. Wait a moment, and it will appear at the top

. Press and hold it, then

drag it onto the track. After dragging

it onto the track,

you can adjust its length

as needed.

Our ringtone's maximum length is 30 seconds.

Next, an important point

is how to turn it up loud.

Press the blue track;

a menu will appear

. Then press the settings on the right;

there's a gain option

. You can turn it up louder.

Make sure the track

doesn't distort

or

crackle . After adjusting, press "Done." Then,

click on the track;

you'll see handles on the left and right sides.

If you want to adjust the beginning and end...

You can adjust it like this

. You can also long-press to move it forward or backward.

After that,

tap the downward triangle in the upper left corner,

then tap "My Songs."

Next, long-press "My Songs,"

then tap "Share.

" Tap the middle "Ringtone" button

to name your ringtone.

Then tap

the upper right corner for output and

select "Use Sound as Ringtone.

" That completes the setting.

Now, let's go into the settings

and see the ringtone we just set.

In the settings, find "Sound Effects & Haptic Feedback."

See, our ringtone has become "The Little Mermaid"?

Tap it

. On this screen,

if you want to

delete a failed ringtone,

you can swipe left.

There's a delete option there.

Did everyone succeed?

If you have any questions,

feel free to leave a comment below.

Isn't it very simple?

Really simple, right?

During

the process, my iOS 26 often

crashed

or suspended,

especially in GarageBand.

So if this happens to you, it's perfectly normal. Also,

to add a little something,

the shortcuts we just created are reusable.

You can delete the original screen recording and the file itself

, since the ringtone is already set.

Basically, you can delete everything

except the shortcut

. To reuse it,

simply record a new screen recording

and then

set it as the ringtone using the same shortcut and method.

That's all for today's video.

I hope everyone has successfully set it up.

See you in the next video! Bye-bye!