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MagiskGApps

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About MagiskGApps

MagiskGApps is a custom GApps package designed specifically for devices running Magisk, a popular root management tool for Android. Unlike traditional GApps packages, MagiskGApps is designed to be flashed through Magisk’s installation process, making it easier for users to install Google apps and services without altering system partitions. This modular approach allows users to install only the Google apps they need, reducing bloat and maintaining system integrity. MagiskGApps ensures compatibility with Magisk’s systemless root, making it an excellent solution for rooted devices that want to retain access to Google services while maintaining flexibility and control over their system.

MagiskGApps works by integrating Google apps and services into a systemless environment, meaning it doesn’t modify the system partition. This is made possible by Magisk’s unique root management system, which allows changes to the device’s software without altering the core system files. When you install MagiskGApps, the package is flashed through Magisk’s recovery interface, and it essentially adds Google apps like Play Store, Gmail, and Google Play Services in a way that’s compatible with Magisk's root. The systemless nature means these apps are added in a manner that doesn’t affect the overall integrity of the system partition, ensuring the root remains intact and the device stays customizable. Moreover, MagiskGApps is modular, so users can choose which apps they want to install, providing a more streamlined experience with fewer background processes and less bloat compared to the full Google Apps suite. It also ensures that Google services continue to function on a rooted device while maintaining flexibility for users who want to keep a clean and optimized setup.

MagiskGApps maker is a online program that converts regular GApps packages into Magisk flashable GApps packages.

  1. Download desired GApps package from the sources below
  2. Upload and select GApps type from the menu
  3. Generate the new Magisk flashable GApps file
  4. The file can take more than 5 minutes to generate. Please refer to the console for progress. When generating, please do not leave the page.
  5. Once generated, flash the module in Magisk.
  • Please note: I cannot test every GApps package for every android version, so if you run into any issues, please open an issue on Github.

MagiskGApps maker works by a simple JavaScript program. It extracts the GApps package, and moves the required files into a Magisk Module. Each GApps type is different, meaning a new script is required for each type. The script generates a custom module.prop file, meaning that the name of the original GApps file is represented in the Magisk app.

Supported GApps packages listed below.



I cannot test every GApps package for every android version, so if you run into any issues, please open an issue on Github.

FAQ

If a Google app is updated after the module is installed, the app may stay on the device, even if the module is removed. The updated apps can be uninstalled, as they do not remain as system apps after the module is removed.

This is due to the original GApps packages being designed to show device setup on first boot after the flash. But when the MGM module is flashed, it still carrys over the device setup app. Disableing this app should fix this issue, and a perminant fix is in the works.