Download iOS 26 Ringtones for Any Phone [Direct Links]

Apple has one of the best ringtone collections. And with the recent iOS 26 update, Apple has added six new ringtones.

If you are using an older iPhone or Android, you can download and set these as your ringtone. These ringtones are available in the latest version of iOS 26 (currently iOS 26 beta 6). If your iPhone is running on iOS 26, you can directly set them as your ringtones from Settings > Ringtones. For the rest, you can download them using the direct download links below.

Download iOS 26 Ringtones

Reflection Ringtone

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Buoyant Ringtone

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Dreamer Ringtone

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Pond Ringtone

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Pop Ringtone

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Surge Ringtone

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Download All Ringtones in a ZIP File (3.3 MB)

How to Download and Set These As Ringtones

Currently, iOS 26 is in beta 6, and the stable update is expected to roll out this September (2025). If you are reading this post before the stable update, you can try the developer beta to get access to these. However, since Apple now also allows you to set custom ringtones on your iPhone, if your device is already running on iOS 26 beta 5 or earlier, you can follow our detailed guide on how to set up custom ringtones on your iPhone.

Unlike the iPhone, Android supports custom ringtones on all models without any limitation.

Select the ringtone you want to download, click on the download link, and it will redirect you to the Google Drive page. From there, tap on the download button and save the ringtone to your device.

In this case, I am using a OnePlus smartphone; the steps are very similar on other phones, too. Open Settings > Sounds or Sounds & Vibration and here select Ringtone and tap on your device, and select your preferred iOS ringtone you saved to your device, and that’s it.

FAQs about iOS 26 ringtones

1. Can I get these iOS 26 ringtones on older iPhone models that won’t support iOS 26?

Yes, you can, but to set them as your ringtones, you need GarageBand, a third-party app to help you set them as your ringtones. You can watch the tutorial here.

2. Will the ringtones’ audio quality or format change if I download them for Android?

Yes, compared to the iPhone default ringtones, these ringtones may sound slightly quieter. However, no significant difference except for the volume difference.

3. Can I preview the ringtones before downloading them on Android?

Yes, you can preview the ringtone by clicking the play button. You can also preview ringtones in the Google Drive before downloading and saving them on your device.

4. Will these ringtones replace my current default, or can I keep multiple ringtones saved?

Android has had this flexibility for years; you can set different ringtones for different contacts based on your preference. The steps might slightly vary depending on your Android version or the model you are using.

5. How large are the ringtone files in terms of storage size?

Each ringtone is less than 300 KB, so you can also use them on Android smartphones with limited storage without any limitations.

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