Magisk App helps us to manage Root within the application.You can use this app to allow or deny root privileges to any Android application. You can use this app to allow or deny root access to any Android app.Magisk application.You will see many usefulMagisk ModuleYou can install these modules directly from the application.

If you want to enable the Camera 2 API, then you just need to download theCamera2API Moduleand install it. You can see how easy it is to use Magisk App for Android Tweaks.

Magisk Manager has finally been upgraded to a more convenient formation. It has been re-labeled from Magisk Manager to Magisk App by the developers.In this new formation, enthusiasts can conveniently use Magisk App files with a .zip extension and brick them with custom recovery without any hassle!

You can visit our homepage to learn more aboutMagisk 30.0 Apprespond in singingMagisk installation processDetailed information.

Magisk

Download Magisk App for Android 2025 v30.0

filenameMagisk application
releases29.0
Application Size12.1 MB
Total downloads50 million +
Requires Android6.0+
Last UpdatedJuly 1, 2025
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developer (of real estate, a commercial product etc)topjohnwu

v30.0

  • [General] Fixed various minor bugs
  • [Core] Migrating Module Implementations to Rust
  • [Kernel] Improve Magisk-specific file injection logic
  • [MagiskBoot] Migrating Compressed Code to Rust

v29.0

  • [Regular] Large-scale internal refactoring and code migration
  • [App] Support download XZ compressed module zip file
  • [App] Disable application animation when system animation is disabled
  • [MagiskMount] Support for unsystematic deletion of files with modules using blank file nodes
  • [MagiskInit] Redesigning sepolicy patching and injection logic
  • [MagiskSU] Better TTY/PTY Support

v28.1

  • [App] Fix APK download link problem
  • [App] Fix support for Android 8.0 and below
  • [General] Fix support for MTK Samsung devices
  • [MagiskInit] Fix regressions for 2SI devices
  • [MagiskPolicy] Fixes the problem that causesoverlay.dRegression of inaccessible replacement files

v28.0

  • [General] Support 16k page size.
  • [General] Add basic support for RISC-V (not built into the release)
  • [General] Build static executables with minimal libc (magiskinitrespond in singingmagiskboot) to obtain a smaller size
  • [Core] Remove unnecessary mirrors from magic mounts
  • [Kernel] Update boot image detection logic to support more devices
  • [MagiskInit] Rewrite 2SI Logic for Injectionmagiskinitbecause ofinit
  • [MagiskInit] Update pre-initialized partition detection
  • [Zygisk] Updated internal JNI hook implementation
  • [MagiskPolicy] Retain sepolicy configuration flags after patching
  • [MagiskPolicy] Optimize patching rules to reduce the number of new rules injected
  • [DenyList] Support for enforcing denial lists when Zygisk is disabled
  • [Resetprop] Improved implementation to address several property modification detection issues
  • [Resetprop] Update to use property overrides correctly
  • [App] Major internal code refactoring
  • [App] Support for patching Samsung firmware with images larger than 8GiB
  • [App] Using user-started jobs instead of foreground services on Android 14
  • [App] Support for Android 13+ built-in language preferences for each app
  • [App] Addaction.shSupport to allow modules to define actions triggered from the UI
  • [MagiskBoot] Supports splitting kernel images without unpacking.
  • [MagiskBoot] Correctly Supported Vendor Boot Images
  • [MagiskBoot] Disabling Samsung PROCA from kernel image

Magisk v27.0 Update Record

  • [Zygisk] Introducing a new code injection mechanism
  • [Zygisk] Support for new signatures introduced in U QPR2
  • [SEPolicy] Updating libsepol to set some policy configuration bits correctly
  • [MagiskBoot] Compression supportinitMagisk can therefore be installed on devices with small boot partitions.
  • [ResetProp] Add new wait property featureresetprop -w

Magisk v26.0 Update Record

  • Upgrade the minimum Android version to 6.0
  • Add initial support for Android 14
  • Magisk's support for Android Lollipop has been down for a while, but it went unnoticed.
  • In addition, none of Magisk's active developers have real hardware to run Android Lollipop.
  • We relied on using the official Android emulator for regression testing on older platforms, but Google never released a Lollipop emulator image with SELinux support, which left us with no choice but to drop Lollipop support, as we were reluctant to support Android Lollipop without adequate testing .
  • New Magisk Mount Implementation
  • Magic Mount, the feature that enables modules to modify partitions, has been significantly rewritten.
  • Existing implementations do not apply to OEM use
  • overlayfs
  • The new implementation fundamentally changes the way filesystem images are created, allowing us to more accurately clone unmodified filesystems.
  • meso- (chemistry)
  • sepolicy.rulerealize
  • Magisk allows modules to provide custom SELinux patches via include files
  • sepolicy.ruleThe
  • Due to the complexity of SELinux patching, compatibility with this feature has been mixed;
  • Many devices are not supported.
  • In this release, a new pre-initialized partition detection mechanism has been designed to support more devices.
  • For complex reasons, this detection mechanism cannot be implemented in a customized recovery environment.
  • This means that any Magisk v26+ installation using custom recovery will be incomplete;
  • A subsequent reinstallation through the Magisk application is required after startup.
  • Zygisk Updates
  • The new Zygisk API v4 is now live! It comes with new features and an improved API for hooking PLT functions.
  • The Zygisk implementation has also undergone some major refactoring, including a new code loading/unloading mechanism and a new PLT function hook implementation.

Magisk v25.2 changelog

Maintenance release to fix various issues.

  • [MagiskInit] Fix potential issue when using stub cpio
  • [MagiskInit] Fix reboot to recover when using stub cpio
  • [MagiskInit] Fix sepolicy.rules symbolic links for rootfs devices
  • [General] Better data encryption detection
  • [General] Migrate entire logging infrastructure to Rust
  • [General] MagiskHide removed from Magisk
  • 【Common】Support Android 12
  • [General] Support for devices that do not support 32-bit and only run 64-bit code
  • [General] Update BusyBox to 1.34.1
  • [Zygisk] Introducing a new feature: Zygisk
  • [Zygisk] Introducing a DenyList function to restore Magisk functionality in user-selected processes
  • [MagiskBoot] Support for patching 32-bit kernel zImages
  • [MagiskBoot] Support for boot image header v4
  • [MagiskBoot] Supportskip_initramfsPatch from dtb bootargs
  • [MagiskBoot] Adding new environment variablesPATCHVBMETAFLAGto configure whether the vbmeta flag should be patched or not
  • [MagiskInit] Support from/system/etc(Required for Pixel 6) Load fstab
  • [MagiskInit] Support/proc/bootconfigLoad startup configuration
  • [MagiskInit] Better support for some Phantom devices
  • [MagiskInit] Better support for some OnePlus/Oppo/Realme devices
  • [MagiskInit] Supportinit.realSelected Sony Devices
  • [MagiskInit] Skip loading Magisk when detecting DSUs
  • [MagiskPolicy]*_compat_cil_fileLoaded from system_ext
  • [MagiskSU] If supported by the kernel, use isolated devpts
  • [MagiskSU] Fix root shell if isolated mount namespace is set
  • [resetprop] Deleted properties are now erased from memory, not just unlinked
  • [App] Build an APK for all ABIs
  • [App] Switch to use standard bottom navigation bar
  • [App] Download Modules from Centralized Magisk-Modules-Repo Removed
  • [App] Support for user-configurable boot image vbmeta patch
  • [App] Restore the ability to install Magisk in another slot on some A/B devices
  • [App] Allow modules to specify update URLs for in-app updates + installations

Historical Version Download

The files we provide above are taken directly from Github and uploaded to our servers. We do not change or edit the source code. It is our responsibility to keep you informed.

The latest version of Magisk includes a separate .apk file which can confuse users when getting flashable Zip files, so we decided to provide it separately to avoid confusion.

If you want to create Magisk.zip yourself, then you can follow the steps below.

  1. Download the latest installer. (Magisk.apk)
  2. Now go to the location where you downloaded the file.
  3. Long press on the file and click "Rename".
  4. In addition, changing the file extension ( .apk → .zip ) (.zip →.apk). (e.g. Magisk-v26.0.apk → Magisk-v26.0.zip)
  5. That's it. You've got the Magisk flashable zip file.

If you want toMagisk Uninstaller Zipfile, you can repeat the above process and rename the .apk/.zip files touninstall.zipThis is the file you will use to completely uninstall Magisk from your android device.