System Tools Magisk Modules

Foundational utilities: Busybox, ADB and fastboot binaries, WebView replacements, bootloop protectors, and system property editors. The kind of tools most power users install first — they make everything else easier to set up and debug.

ADB Fastboot for Android NDK
By osm0sis & Surge1223 @ xda-developers
v1.0.412,010,487
Static arm/arm64 adb and fastboot binaries for Android built with the NDK
Busybox for Android NDK
By osm0sis @ xda-developers
v1.36.11,989,537
Static busybox binary for all Android architectures built with the NDK
Cross Compiled Binaries
By Zackptg5
vv121,965,752
A growing collection of cross compiled binaries for android
rclone-mount
By piyushgarg @ github.com
vv1.161,873,563
Mount cloud storage locally using rclone & fusermount. Virtually limitless storage expansion with support for dozens…
mtd-utils for Android NDK
By osm0sis @ xda-developers
v2.3.11,859,587
Static arm/arm64 mtd-utils (flash_erase, flash_lock, flash_unlock, nanddump and nandwrite) binaries for Android built wi…
Overlay Mount Fix
By Zackptg5
vv2.41,839,956
Fixes overlay mounting problems conflicting with magisk (often seen in with /product)
HiddenSettings
By Skittles9823
vv0.0.41,815,618
A graphical interface to modify settings via terminal.
Systemless Debloater
By zgfg @ xda
v1.5.4a1,586,379
Select and debloat preinstalled system apps. Successfully tested on up to SAR, Dynamic partitions and A13. Module must b…
Terminal Modifications
By Skittles9823
vv1.5.01,577,945
Android terminal - The way it should be
App Systemizer (Terminal Emulator)
By veez21
vv17.3.11,565,177
Turn apps to System Apps Systemlessly! Supports all device running Magisk.
Debloater (Terminal Emulator)
By veez21
vv17.3.31,562,012
Debloat your device Systemless-ly! With choices for debloating in Terminal Emulator for every device.
Zip ZipSigner for Android NDK
By osm0sis & topjohnwu @ xda-developers
v3.0-131,557,393
Wrapped dexed zipsigner.jar, and static arm/arm64 zip and zipalign binaries for Android built with the NDK
Magisk Bootloop Protector
By HuskyDG
vv1.8.1678,078
Protect your system from bootloop caused by Magisk modules.

Frequently Asked Questions

Some modules depend on Busybox utilities (like grep, find, or sed) in their install scripts. If a module fails to install with errors about missing commands, installing a Busybox module usually fixes it.

Boot into recovery and delete the module's folder from /data/adb/modules/. If you have a bootloop protector module installed, it will automatically disable the last-installed module after a set number of failed boots.

Download the module ZIP from its page on the Androidacy repository, then open your root manager app (Magisk Manager, KernelSU, or APatch) and install the ZIP from there. Reboot your device to activate the module.

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