Xposed is one of the most beloved tools an Android enthusiast can have, as it allows for all sorts of modifications to extend the functionality of our favorite devices. If you don’t like getting your hands dirty by compiling & decompiling different System files, then Xposed Installer is the perfect App for you. You can perform all the changes to your choice in just few clicks. You’ll can Download Xposed Framework and Installer for Android Q, Lollipop, Marshmallow, Nougat and Oreo from here.
Xposed is an essential app required to run various different Xposed Modules to add extra functionality to your Android device such as Changing Status bar Icons like Xperia, iOS, Greenify or any other.
Few users didn’t update their device to Android Oreo as Xposed Framework was not available for Android O. It’s been a while now, since Xposed Installer is available for Android O. Without wasting much time, lets get started. After Android Kitkat, one cannot install Xposed directly in their device. Due to too many restrictions & updates from Android Lollipop, Xposed was installed in parts. First we need to flash the Framework which hooks into the system & then the installer that uses the Framework to change system files.
Prerequisites:
- An Android device with bootloader unlocked and TWRP custom recovery
- Your device must be rooted.
- Check which Android version your device is currently running so that you know which zip to download from the below list of Xposed downloads.
- If you’re running Android ICS or below, you don’t need to flash the Framework zip but you need to have a rooted device (Follow this), just download the Xposed Installer, install it as normal APK & grant root access.
- Backup all your data & Apps before flashing the Xposed framework file to avoid data in case anything goes wrong or your device doesn’t boot up. You backup your Android device, you can use FlashFire or Titanium backup.
Xposed Framework and Xposed Installer
Download Xposed for Android R (11.0)
Platform | Download |
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Magisk – edXposed | Android R 11.0 |
Magisk – reruCore | Android R 11.0 |
EdXposed Installer APK | Android R 11.0 |
Download Xposed for Android Q (10.0)
Platform | Download |
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Magisk – edXposed | Android Q 10.0 |
Magisk – reruCore | Android Q 10.0 |
EdXposed Installer APK | Android Q 10.0 |
Download Xposed for Android Pie (9.0)
Platform | Download |
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Magisk – edXposed | Android Pie 9.0 |
Magisk – reruCore | Android Pie 9.0 |
EdXposed Installer APK | Android Pie 9.0 |
Download Xposed for Android Oreo (8.0/8.1)
Platform | Download |
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ARM (32-bit) | Oreo 8.0 | Oreo 8.1 |
ARM64 (64-bit) | Oreo 8.0 | Oreo 8.1 |
x86 (Intel devices) | Oreo 8.0 | Oreo 8.1 |
Download Xposed for Android Nougat (7.0/7.1)
Platform | Download |
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ARM (32-bit) | Nougat 7.0 | Nougat 7.1 |
ARM64 (64-bit) | Nougat 7.0 | Nougat 7.1 |
x86 (Intel devices) | Nougat 7.0 | Nougat 7.1 |
Download Xposed for Android Marshmallow (6.0/6.0.1)
Platform | Download |
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ARM (32-bit) | Marshmallow 6.0 & 6.0.1 |
ARM64 (64-bit) | Marshmallow 6.0 & 6.0.1 |
x86 (Intel devices) | Marshmallow 6.0 & 6.0.1 |
Download Xposed for Android Lollipop (5.0/5.1)
Platform | Download |
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ARM (32-bit) | Lollipop 5.0 | Lollipop 5.1 |
ARM64 (64-bit) | Lollipop 5.0 | Lollipop 5.1 |
x86 (Intel devices) | Lollipop 5.0 | Lollipop 5.1 |
Download Xposed Installer APK
Xposed APK acts a middle man between Xposed Framework & Xposed modules. It allows the modules to makes changes to the system files using the Xposed framework.
Download Xposed Framework Uninstaller
If your device doesn’t boot after Installing Xposed framework, Install this framework remover zip & everything will be fine.
- Xposed Uninstaller: Download
Note: DevsJournal won’t be responsible for anything happening to your device during this process. You will be solely responsible for anything happening to your device as you have decided to make this modifications to your device. If you are unaware about Rooting and customising system files, please do some research. Read: What is Rooting, Recoveries & Custom ROMs.
Features of Xposed
- No need to modify any APKs. This means:
- No need to decompile, change things. It will work for odexed and deodexed ROMs.
- Your mod is not bound to a specific version of the ROM. Unless there is a major change in the methods called for a certain functionality, your mod will continue to work even when you upgrade your ROM. Many modules work for a wide range of ROMs from different vendors.
- Multiple mods can be installed at the same time, even if they modify the same app. So you can use these battery icons and those quick toggles. Even hooking the same method twice is possible. Of course, this only works properly if the mods are not trying to do incompatible things.
- It does its magic at runtime. That means that developers can implement settings and do changes based on them (instead of statically forcing a certain behavior). Or you can have some extra logic for certain ROMs, without building different modversions.
- It can be disabled easily without having to reflash.
- It’s open source and free (as in beer and in speech).
- There is a repository with many popular modules.
How to install Xposed on Android (L/M/N/O/P/Q/R)
Step 1. Download the given files at from above & transfer it in your Internal memory/SD card.
Step 2. Now Switch off your device. Press & hold the necessary key combinations (Mostly it is Vol Up+Power button or Vol Up+Vol Down+Power) for devices having hardware keys, the key combination is mostly Vol up+home+Power button to boot into Recovery mode.
Step 3. After booting into recovery mode, Goto Install zip from SDcard (in CWM) or Install (in TWRP) & locate the downloaded Xposed framework zip that you transferred in your device.
Step 4. Select the zip & Install. Wait for the Installation to complete. Now, Wipe Dalvik & System cache. Reboot your device.
Step 5. You will now have to install the Xposed Installer APK on your Android device. Using a file manager, navigate to the location where you had saved the APK and install it. If you get an error saying “Unknown installations blocked” similar to below image, Just Goto Settings App > Security > Enable Unknown sources. Now install the Xposed app.
Step 6. To check if everything is done perfectly, launch Xposed App & goto Framework. It would show app_process and Xposedbridge with some no. below Active.
How to install Xposed Modules on Android
Once Xposed hooks into your System, you are left to decide which feature you want in your Android device. Each Xposed modules comes with different features to offer. Xposed Framework doesn’t give any features, it’s just a bridge between System and modules.
Xposed uses modules, small applications that plug directly into the Android operating system and give you unprecedented control over the look and feel of your phone. Therefore, any changes made can be removed easily by simply disabling the modules and rebooting.
Xposed modules can be downloaded either from the Xposed App itself or via APK file.
Method 1: Installing Xposed modules via Xposed App
Step 1. Open the Xposed Installer app and tap on “Downloads” option from the menu.
Step 2. Search for the required module of you can scroll through the modules list.
Step 3. Once you have found the required module, tap on the module name. Swipe to Versions tab and click on Download of the latest version available of the module.
Step 4. It will show the app permissions and the features of the module, confirm the installation process by pressing the install button.
Step 5. Once the installation is completed, you can tap on the open option to open the Modules app right away. After the installation, you need to enable the module.
Method 2: Installing Xposed module via APK
Step 1. Download the Xposed module.apk from the repository or from any source and install it normally.
Step 2. Launch the Xposed Installer and go to the “Modules” section (you will also get there if you click on the notification warning you that the module is not enabled yet)
Step 3. Now you need to enable the module, for that follow the below step.
How to enable/disable Xposed Modules
Step 1. Open the Xposed App and click on “Modules” tab. If you have installed the module, you’ll find the list of all the installed modules on your phone.
Step 2. You can toggle the app to ON mode to enable the module and Off mode to disable the module. After enabling/disabling any module, you need to restart your device.
Xposed FAQs
Thanks to XDA’s rovo89 for his awesome work in Xposed Android devices. If you found any issues while installing the zip file. You can ask us in the comment section below. If after flashing the zip file, your device doesn’t boot, Install Xposed framework remover zip from above link. If after installing zip, Xposed is not working, Install different zip file from (ARM,ARM64 & x86).
LG Stylo Metro. MM 6.01. Under framework in installer states Xposed is not supported for android sdk version 23 or my processor architecture is not (armeabi-v7a) compatible.
Firmware itself seemed to flash without issue.
Am i beat?
It says it doesn’t support it. I’m using 6.0.1 and xposed app doesn’t say it worked. Are there any other compatible versions? Using S5 installing the 32bit arm
Works on Lenovo K3 Note with MM VIBE 1605 Cuoco92 installed.
Thanks
Is it working for samsung galaxy s6 edge running 6.0.1!
I have a nexus 6 device on CM13.0 20160402 nightly build. I downloaded v85 arm (32bit). tried above steps using TWRP. When I launched xposed app, and entered the framework menu, it says – not compatible with SDK 23 or your processor architecture armeabiv7a, and below that libdvm.so not found.
so I uninstalled the app, as well as uninstalled the framework and tried a version 79 arm (32bit). still ran into same issues.
I even tried a 64bit installation, got a error that its compatible with my platform (device is 32bit), so I couldn’t flash it.
Nexus 6 is a 32-bit device. Some MM devices are creating issues with Xposed.
Xposed Installer says: Xposed is not supported for android sdk version 23 or my processor architecture is not (armeabi-v7a) compatible.
I also tried to install/flash the framework manually for android SDK 23 Manually (http://dl-xda.xposed.info/framework/sdk23/arm/)
Device:
Sony Xperia Z3 D6603
Root on MM 6.0.1
Xposed has issues with Sony devices.
Nexus 6 running stock 6.0.1, rooted with later TWRP. Which version should flash? I’ve tried 3 different ones, but got an error each time. Thanks in advance.
6.0.1 64-bit
Is the error saying “short write”? If so, it’s because you do not have enough space in your system partition. Marshmallow uses nearly all of it. You have to remove some unused apps from the system partition and free up at least 10 MB.
Asus zenfone 2 laser (ze500kl) .6.1..what exposed can i used ? .help me .
ARM64 (sdk23) Xposed version.
how can i make it work for samsung galaxy s6 edge sm-g95f with android 6.0.1 on?
Please create custom rom of ios 7 for micromax unite 2
Haha. What? 😛
After the custom ios rom can you make a windows 10 rom next?lmao
xposed samsung galaxy s5???
You can follow this method Xposed for Samsung devices
Is this method suitable for asus zenfone5?
And which zip file is to flashed?
Help pls
Yes! You need to flash x86 zip.
How can i install framework on my note 4 marsmallow? armv7
Xposed for Note 4 Marshmallow
what is ARM32 and ARM64
32-bit & 64-bit!
how to know either my phone is 32 or 64-bit.
Depends on your device’s processor. You can find it on some site which shows your device’s specifications.
I note edge rooted. fy variant.
I tried to install xposed but when I open the app I get the message.the xposed cannot support your version 23 processor armeabi-v7a.
Any update?
Please read the post. It says, for Samsung devices there’s a different method. You’ll find the link at the top.