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About Magisk
The open-source systemless root solution for Android, with modules and app hiding.
Magisk is a free, open-source tool for rooting Android in a systemless way, which means it makes changes without altering the system partition itself. That approach lets some banking and payment apps keep working through its DenyList feature, and it lets you add modules that change the system only while they are active.
Magisk Modules add features like audio tweaks, fonts and system changes, all reversible. It is a tool for advanced users who understand the risks of rooting.
Who Magisk Is For
Advanced Android users and developers who want root access, custom modules and fine control over their device.
Things To Know Before You Install
- Rooting can void your warranty and carries risk. Only proceed if you understand it.
- You usually flash Magisk through a custom recovery or a patched boot image, not by tapping an icon.
- Only download Magisk from topjohnwu’s official GitHub releases.
- Rooting may stop some apps from running until you configure the DenyList.
Where The Download Comes From
Magisk is open source. The official APK is published by its developer, topjohnwu, on GitHub releases, and the download button points there. Avoid copies from other sites, as fake builds are common.
Key Features
- Systemless root for Android
- Magisk Modules that are reversible
- DenyList to hide root from chosen apps
- Open source and free
- Patch boot images directly in the app
- Zygisk for advanced module features
- Regular updates on GitHub
Download Safety
- Official source You get it from the official store listing.
- No changes made You install the developer's own build, nothing in between.
Questions People Ask About Magisk
01 Is Magisk free?
Yes. Magisk is free and open source.
02 Is the GitHub APK safe?
Yes. The official file is published by the developer on GitHub. Fake copies exist elsewhere, so use the official releases.
03 Will rooting break my banking apps?
It can. Magisk's DenyList is designed to hide root from chosen apps so many of them keep working.
04 Is rooting risky?
Yes. It can void your warranty and, done wrong, can damage your phone's software. Only root if you understand the process.
05 Is Magisk free to download?
Yes. Magisk is free to download and install.
06 Is it safe to install Magisk from here?
Yes. The button opens the official store listing, so you install it the normal way and get automatic updates.
07 How do I update Magisk?
Once Magisk is installed from the store, updates arrive on their own. You can also tap Install New Version on this page to open the newest release.
08 Who makes Magisk?
Magisk is developed by topjohnwu. It is listed under Tools.
How To Install Magisk
- Tap the install button. The official store page opens.
- Tap Install and wait for it to finish.
- Open the app from your home screen.
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