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I know some of you have collected a lot of MP3 files on your computer and would like
to add them to your iPhone.
So, in today’s video, I will show you how to transfer MP3 to iPhone.
Part 1: Transfer MP3 to iPhone from a computer by iPhone Data Transfer.
This software is considered as an alternative to iTunes and helps users efficiently manage
and transfer any type of data between a computer and iPhone or iPad.
This method is available for Mac and Windows computer.
In this video, we take Mac as an example.
Let’s see how it works: feel free to download it from the description below this video.
Once downloaded, open it on your computer.
Plug your iPhone into the computer when prompted.
This leads you to an interface that shows you the basic information about your device.
To add music to your iPhone from computer, click on Music from the list of data types
on the left.
All the music files appear on the screen.
Then from the top menu, hit + icon.
You can simply select Add Files to add single music files to iPhone, or select Add Folder
to add the folder where your music files are stored.
Here we take Add Files as an example.
Select the music file that you’d like to transfer.
There’s no compatibility issue and your music files can be transferred in seconds.
Part 2: Transfer MP3 to iPhone from Mac Option 1 is to use Finder.
If you own a Mac of a version that is earlier than MacOS Catalina, move to the “iTunes”
section in the next part.
Note that Finder will erase your music files that are currently on the device but not in
the library.
Follow these steps.
Connect your iPhone to your Mac by a USB cable.
Enter the passcode to trust the Mac if needed.
Launch Finder.
Click on “your iPhone’s name” from the left sidebar.
The details about your iPhone appear on the screen.
Then hit Music from the horizontal options bar, followed by Sync music onto your iPhone's
name.
You can choose Entire music library to sync entire music library or Selected artists,
albums, genres, and playlists to sync specific music.
Finally, click on the Apply button at the bottom of Finder to start syncing.
Here pops up a window telling you that syncing your iPhone with this Mac will replace media
from another library on the device that you synced with last time.
Click Sync and Replace to proceed.
Here comes the second option: Airdrop.
This is a wireless method.
Right-click on the music file you want to transfer.
Hit Share followed by Airdrop.
Select your iPhone as the recipient to whom you want to send your music file.
Then on your iPhone, tap Accept and save the song.
Part 3: Transfer MP3 to iPhone from Windows PC
As mentioned earlier, this method also works to transfer MP3 to iPhone from a Mac of version
that is earlier than MacOS Catalina.
Open iTunes on your computer.
Use a USB cable to connect your iPhone to your computer.
In iTunes, click on the Device icon in the upper-left corner.
The left side of the window shows a bunch of sections with different content types.
Click on Music.
Tick the box that says Sync Music.
Like Finder, iTunes will delete existing tracks on your device.
Just click on Sync and Replace to proceed.
Select either "Entire music library" or "Selected artist, albums, genres, and playlists."
Hit the Apply button to start syncing your music files.
All done, you can find the newly added items on your iPhone.
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This is how to transfer MP3 to iPhone.
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