How to Import MP3 Files Transferred via Xender to Your iPhone Music App

Transferring and managing MP3 files between your Android and iPhone can sometimes be a hassle, but with the right techniques, it can be a seamless process. If you've used Xender to transfer your music files but are having trouble accessing them within the built-in Music app, follow these detailed steps to import and enjoy your music.

Method 1: Using the Files App

One of the easiest ways to import your MP3 files from Xender to your iPhone's Music app is by using the built-in Files app. Here's how you can do it:

Open Xender on your iPhone: Start the Xender app to see the files that were sent from your Android device. Locate the MP3 files: Identify the specific MP3 files you wish to import. Save to Files: Tap and hold the MP3 file, then select Save to Files. Choose a location, such as On My iPhone. Open Files App: Navigate to the Files app on your iPhone and locate the directory where you saved the files. Share to Music App: Tap and hold the MP3 file and select Share. Choose either Copy to Music or Open in Music. If these options are not available, you may need to use iTunes or a third-party app like VLC.

Method 2: Using iTunes or Finder

If you prefer a more direct and straightforward method, you can use iTunes or Finder on your computer before transferring the files to your iPhone:

Connect iPhone to Computer: Use a USB cable to connect your iPhone to your computer. Open iTunes/Finder: Open iTunes on Windows or older macOS, or Finder on newer macOS Catalina or later. Import the MP3 Files: Drag and drop the MP3 files from the location where they are saved on your computer into the iTunes/Finder window. Synthesize Your iPhone: Select your iPhone in iTunes/Finder, go to the Music tab, and check the option to sync music. Choose the songs you want to import and click Apply to begin the sync process. Check Music App: Once the sync is complete, open the Music app on your iPhone to find the imported songs.

Method 3: Using a Third-Party Music App

If you prefer not to use iTunes or Finder, you can also use third-party music players like VLC or Documents by Readdle:

Install the App: Download and install a third-party music app from the App Store. Import MP3 Files: Open the app and import the MP3 files from the Files app or directly from Xender.

Notably, the iPhone's Music app primarily syncs with Apple Music or iTunes. If you do not want to sync your files through iTunes, consider using a dedicated music player app. This way, you can keep your music accessible and manage it efficiently without the constraints of Apple's proprietary system.

Should you face any issues during the process, feel free to ask for detailed assistance. Whether you're looking to organize your collection or simply want to enjoy your music, these methods should help you achieve your goal with ease and convenience.