Magisk Manager is a system management application for Android devices. As of 2026, it is used to manage root access and modifications on devices that have been rooted. The program provides a user-friendly interface to install, update, and manage root modules, also known as Magisk modules. It also offers a module repository for users to browse and install pre-built modules. Additionally, Magisk Manager allows users to customize and control various system settings, including device permissions and system services. This application requires a rooted Android device to function.
- Allows Systemless Rooting of Android Devices
- Provides Module Management for Magisk Modules
- Enables System Partition Overlay
- Manages Systemless Hosts File
- Offers a Systemless Hosts Manager
- Provides Systemless SELinux Support
- Enables Systemless Xposed Framework Support
- Offers Automatic Systemless Hosts and SELinux Configuration
- OS: Android 5.0 (Lollipop)
- Processor: ARMv7 1.0 GHz
- RAM: 512 MB
- Disk Space: 50 MB
- Graphics Card: None specified
- OS: Android 9.0 (Pie) or later
- Processor: ARMv7 1.5 GHz or higher
- RAM: 2 GB or higher
- Disk Space: 100 MB or higher
- Graphics Card: None specified
- Download the Magisk Manager APK from the official XDA Developers website or a trusted source.
- Go to your device’s Settings and enable “Install from unknown sources.”
- Open the downloaded APK file and select “Install” to begin the installation process.
- Wait for the installation to complete and then select “Open” to launch the Magisk Manager app.
- The app will prompt you to install the MagiskSU zip file - tap “Install” to proceed.
- The device will reboot into the recovery mode - wait for the process to complete.
- Select the “Install” option within the recovery mode to install the MagiskSU zip file.
- The installation should now be complete, and you can select “Reboot” to restart your device.
- Allows for systemless root access, reducing the risk of boot loops and other system errors.
- Enables the installation of Magisk modules, which can modify system behavior and add new features.
- Provides an option to hide Magisk from the system, making it difficult to detect.
- Offers automatic update checks and installation of the latest Magisk version.
- Supports multiple device types and Android versions, increasing its compatibility.
- Offers a built-in systemless host module that allows for flexible module management.
- May require advanced technical knowledge to use and configure.
- Can cause system instability or crashes if misconfigured or installed incorrectly.
- Does not support all Android devices or versions equally, potentially resulting in installation issues.
Magisk Manager is a graphical user interface (GUI) for the Magisk systemless rooting tool, developed by topjohnwu.
Magisk Manager works by providing a GUI for users to manage the Magisk root system, including installing and updating modules, managing packages, and configuring Magisk settings.
Using Magisk Manager allows users to easily manage their rooted Android device without the need to manually edit configuration files or use the command line, making it more accessible to users who are not familiar with the command line.
Magisk Manager is compatible with most Android devices that support the Magisk rooting system, but it may not be compatible with devices that have custom bootloaders or have been heavily modified.
To uninstall Magisk using Magisk Manager, users can go to the app’s settings, select the “Settings” tab, and then click on “Full unroot” to remove the Magisk root system from their device.