Magisk ZIP 28.0 (Latest Version) Flashable Zip – Download

Magisk ZIP: If you’re on the hunt for the Magisk Flashable Zip, you’ve landed in the right place. Excitingly, Magisk has recently released its latest version, v28.0, and it’s now ready for both download and installation.

Navigating the Github Repository might not yield the Magisk ZIP (flashable) separately, as topjohnwu has streamlined the app and flashable files into a unified package. To enhance your user experience, we’ve transformed the app file into Zip format and made it conveniently available for you. For additional details, delve into the page.

Hello, Magisk enthusiasts! How’s it going?

In case you missed it, the Magisk 22.0 release marks a significant shift for Magisk as a whole. Developer-side Magisk flashable ZIP files are no longer in play, thanks to the merger of Magisk Manager and Magisk Magisk Zip. Now, the same package serves as both the Magisk Manager and a flashable file.

To leverage this, a simple step is required: renaming the package extension. Once accomplished, you can utilize the identical package for flashing Magisk and rooting your Android phone.

For user convenience, we’ve renamed Magisk-v28.0.apk to Magisk-v28.0.zip and provided a readily accessible download link just below. And it’s not just the installer, we have also provided a link to the uninstaller package of the same version as the installer.

Download Magisk ZIP 28.0 (Latest Version) For Android

Note: We don’t host Magisk App files on our server; instead, all links direct to Github, the official repository for Magisk App.

However, the Magisk ZIP file is an exception in this case, primarily because it isn’t available for download on Github.

In case, you doubt the authenticity and genuineness of the file, download the Magisk’s Apk file directly from the GitHub repository and change the file’s extension by yourself, and then proceed any further. For step-by-step instructions, check below.

To proceed manually, follow the steps below:

1. Download Magisk’s APK file package (e.g. Magisk-v28.0.apk) from GitHub.

2. Once done, go to the ‘Downloads’.

3. Then, find the file and tap to rename.

4. Now, change the file extension from apk to zip (e.g. Magisk-v28.0.apk to Magisk-v28.0.zip)

5. That’s it. Now, you can use this file to flash Magisk.

And if you wish to uninstall or remove Magisk, just rename the Magisk APK file as uninstall.zip and then flash it the same way.

Magisk v28.0 – Changelog

[General] - Support 16k page size
[General] - Add basic support for RISC-V (not built in releases)
[General] - Use a minimal libc to build static executables (magiskinit and magiskboot) for smaller sizes
[Core] - Remove unnecessary mirror for magic mount
[Core] - Update boot image detection logic to support more devices
[MagiskInit] - Rewrite 2SI logic for injecting magiskinit as init
[MagiskInit] - Update preinit partition detection
[Zygisk] - Update internal JNI hooking implementation
[MagiskPolicy] - Preserve sepolicy config flag after patching
[MagiskPolicy] - Optimize patching rules to reduce the amount of new rules being injected
[DenyList] - Support enforcing denylist when Zygisk is disabled
[Resetprop] - Improve implementation to workaround several property modification detections
[Resetprop] - Update to properly work with property overlays
[App] - Major internal code refactoring
[App] - Support patching Samsung firmware with images larger than 8GiB
[App] - Use user-initiated job instead of foreground services on Android 14
[App] - Support Android 13+ built-in per-app language preferences
[App] - Add action.sh support to allow modules to define an action triggered from UI
[MagiskBoot] - Support spliting kernel images without decompression
[MagiskBoot] - Properly support vendor boot images
[MagiskBoot] - Disable Samsung PROCA from kernel image

To access older Magisk versions and additional resources, refer to the releases page.