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Magisk v30.7

Magisk is the pioneering systemless root solution for Android devices. By creatively altering the boot image ramdisk, it grants robust superuser access without physically modifying the core system partitions. It remains the gold standard for dynamic module integration and root management. Created and maintained by topjohnwu.

Magisk-v30.7.apk

Stable Release Size: 11.08 MB

Highly recommended for daily drivers. The most stable version to manage root access and install systemless modules safely.

app-debug.apk

Debug Version Size: 24.11 MB

Developer edition featuring extensive logging capabilities. Ideal for module creators and intensive bug tracking.

Version v30.7 Bootloader Unlock Required

Understanding Magisk

Magisk fundamentally changed the Android modification landscape by introducing the concept of systemless root. Unlike legacy methods that permanently overwrote the `/system` partition, Magisk operates cleanly.

It achieves this by modifying the boot image (ramdisk). Upon booting, Magisk constructs a magical virtual file system on top of your existing files. This allows you to apply deep modifications—such as fonts, sounds, and UI tweaks—without ever truly altering the underlying system firmware.

Coupled with the powerful Zygisk framework, it grants developers the ability to execute code directly inside the application processes, bridging the gap between system modifications and per-app dynamic adjustments.

Core Magisk Features

Discover the foundational tools that solidified Magisk as the most trusted utility for Android power users worldwide.

Systemless Root

Modifies the system seamlessly without touching the read-only partitions. This ensures OTA (Over-The-Air) updates remain possible and device stability is perfectly preserved.

Zygisk Framework

By running directly in the Zygote daemon, Zygisk empowers modules to inject sophisticated codes directly into specific application processes safely and efficiently.

Magisk Modules

A massive, globally supported ecosystem of downloadable modules. Customize everything from emoji replacements to advanced thermal and performance configurations in one click.

MagiskSU Manager

An intuitive, highly responsive interface acting as the superuser gatekeeper. Effortlessly grant, deny, or meticulously log which applications utilize your root permissions.

Universal Support

Featuring unmatched compatibility. Magisk flawlessly supports an immense variety of Android firmware versions, ranging from older Android 6.0 architectures to modern system-as-root layouts.

100% Open Source

Completely free and transparent. The Magisk source code is available on GitHub for community auditing, ensuring top-tier security standards and rapid bug resolutions.

Minimum System Requirements

Unlocked Bootloader

Your device must have an officially Unlocked Bootloader to permit the installation of patched boot images.

Stock Boot.img

You need a pristine copy of your current ROM's boot.img to process through the Magisk app patcher successfully.

Fastboot / TWRP

Access to a PC with ADB & Fastboot drivers, or a functioning custom recovery (like TWRP) to flash the files.

Project Contributors

topjohnwu, diareuse, vvb2060, yujincheng08, canyie

Lead Developer

topjohnwu

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Systemless root is a method pioneered by Magisk where the modifications do not touch the physical `/system` partition of your Android device. Instead, Magisk modifies the boot image and loads a virtual overlay upon startup. This allows for OTA updates and maintains system integrity.

Zygisk is Magisk's built-in advanced framework that hooks into the Android Zygote daemon (the process that starts all other Android apps). By doing so, Zygisk allows specialized Magisk modules to inject code and dynamically alter specific application behaviors efficiently.

While the old MagiskHide has been retired, you can configure the DenyList within the Magisk app settings. You can enforce it via Zygisk or install community-made modules like *Play Integrity Fix* or *Shamiko* to completely bypass rigorous financial and anti-cheat detections.

Download the Magisk APK and install it. Extract the boot.img from your current phone's firmware, then use the Magisk app to "Patch" this file. Finally, copy the patched file to your computer and flash it to your phone using the `fastboot flash boot magisk_patched.img` command.

Featured Systemless Modules

Empower your hardware with a curated selection of optimized and compatible Modules.

KPatch Next

Magisk Ready APatch KernelSU

✅ KPatch Next v0.0.1 (by KernelSU-Next team) What it does KPatch Next is a standalone module that adds full KPM (Kernel …

Busybox Android NDK By osm0sis

Magisk Ready APatch KernelSU

BusyBox for Android NDK by osm0sis is the most trusted BusyBox build for rooted Android — statically compiled with …

ReZygisk

Magisk Ready APatch KernelSU

ReZygisk by PerformanC is a fully open-source, FOSS-licensed standalone Zygisk implementation — a transparent, auditable …

LSPosed Framework

Magisk Ready APatch KernelSU

A Riru / Zygisk module trying to provide an ART hooking framework which delivers consistent APIs with the OG Xposed, …

Bootloop Protector

Magisk Ready APatch KernelSU

This module try to protect your device from bootloops and system ui failures caused by Magisk/KernelSU/APatch Modules. …

Zygisk Detach

Magisk Ready APatch KernelSU

Detaches installed apps from Play Store against its aggressive updating policy which ignores the auto-update option user …