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Magisk guides

Step-by-step guides to rooting Android with Magisk, in the order you'll need them. We check each one against the latest Magisk release.

Before you root

Get your phone and computer ready. Every Magisk install needs an unlocked bootloader and the fastboot tool.

  1. How to Unlock the Bootloader on Android

    Unlock your Android bootloader before rooting with Magisk: what it erases, the fastboot commands, and the steps for Pixel, Xiaomi, Motorola, OnePlus and more.5 min readRead the guide

  2. How to Install ADB and Fastboot on Windows, Mac and Linux

    Set up Google's Platform-Tools on Windows, macOS or Linux, connect your phone with USB debugging, and fix the most common adb and fastboot errors.4 min readRead the guide

Install and update Magisk

Download the official app, patch your firmware and keep Magisk up to date, or try new features in the beta.

  1. Download Magisk Manager Latest Version 31.1 For Android 2026

    Download Magisk 31.1, the official APK from GitHub, and root your Android phone step by step. Patch your firmware, manage root access, update or uninstall.16 min readRead the guide

  2. Download Magisk Beta 31.1 Latest Version For Android 2026

    Get the newest Magisk beta from the official GitHub pre-releases, switch the Magisk app to the beta channel, and go back to stable if something breaks.4 min readRead the guide

Remove Magisk or compare root tools

Uninstall Magisk cleanly, recover a phone that won't start, or see how Magisk compares with KernelSU and APatch.

  1. How to Uninstall Magisk From Android [2 Easiest Methods]

    Remove Magisk and root from your Android phone: uninstall from the Magisk app in one tap, use TWRP if the app won't open, or flash the stock boot image.4 min readRead the guide

  2. Magisk vs KernelSU vs APatch: Which Root Tool Should You Use?

    How Magisk, KernelSU and APatch root Android in different ways, which phones each one supports, how their modules compare, and which one to choose.3 min readRead the guide