iRing – Free iPhone Ringtone Creator Application

iRing - iphone ringtone creatoriRing, An iphone ringtone creator application that automated converting AAC files into ringtones for the iPhone. This iphone ringtones creator is developed by AppleGazette and available free for download. Basically this iphone ringtone creator is based on another iphone custom ringtone tutorial ( Manual way ) to develop and simplify way to convert AAC files into ringtones for the iPhone. ( The application it does is take the AAC file, change the extension, and put it into iTunes. )

Meanwhile, iRing has released to version 2 which compatible with iTunes 7.4.1. However, Using this iphone ringtone creator is under your own risk. What i can suggest is read careful the readme before use this iRing iphone custom ringtone creator application.

Download iRing ( iphone ringtone creator ) from applegazette.

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  • Lex

    Check it out I found a site with a load of free iphone ringtones on it!
    http://www.outerspaceringtones.com

    It’s actually the first site I have seen where you can just download the ringtones without having to sign up for anything.. plus they have a tutorial on how to get the ringtones into your phone… pretty cool

  • jimybobo

    hi, i use Aiseesoft iPhone Ringtone Maker.
    it is very nice that i have used it to make several ringtone for my iPhone and it works well.

    get it and have a try here:
    http://www.aiseesoft.com/iphone-ringtone-maker.html

  • wsblackcat

    i found a ringtone maker for iphone users,which support various video and audio to custom iphone ringtone for free
    i’m using it and it very nice
    you can try it
    http://www.iskysoft.com/iphone-ringtone-maker-mac.html#194

  • Steve

    For Mac users, I would like to recommend iPhone Ringtone Maker for Mac, which can convert almost any audio/video to iPhone ringtone , and make,sync, manage ringtones skipping iTunes

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  • diivious

    iRing 2 is great…

    But some of you commentators are a trip. You provide links to apps claiming they are free and yet they are 20 bucks. Duh?

    Also, why would i spend $20 on a “free” app when i could get 20 ring tones from apple for that price.. yea i know some folks would use more than 20 but most ppl i know would not. And if i really really want a ton of tones, i can get 100 from apple for $0.99 – and that’s like oh… 19 bucks cheaper than your ‘free’ app