Magisk Modules Directory
Discover and download active root modules for Magisk, KernelSU, and APatch.
Magisk
v30.7• 62.9k stars on GitHubThe universal open-source root suite for Android devices. Boot image patching, Zygisk framework, and module management.
HyperOS-Launcher
Enhanced HyperOS Launcher with improved blur effects, widget support, stacked recent, dock background, and customization options for a refined user experience. Optimized for smoother performance and additional features on all devices.
Magisk-Manager-for-Recovery-Mode
Updated version of VR25's Magisk Manager for Recovery mode. Works with Magisk v19.0 - v30.X! With this you can be at ease while trying out Android Magisk Modules. Since if you end up with a bootloop, you can just disable the module from recovery! Saved me many times! This app is used in a recovery terminal (e.g. TWRP), not in Magisk itself.
HyperOS-Theme-Manager
Unlocks full theme customization in HyperOS with multi-theme servers, premium themes, AI wallpapers, third-party imports, super icons/widgets, and low-end features. Designed exclusively for HyperOS, bringing advanced personalization beyond stock limits.
resampling-for-cheapies
For avoiding "cheapie sound" distortion like a thin veiling smokescreen specific to LDAC Bluetooth earphones and DAC's under $30 (probably), this module sets near ideal re-sampling which involves special digital filtering at the system-wide mixer.
charging-bypass-magisk
Charging Bypass Magisk Module — Android 14–16 supported. Disables charging when screen is ON and re-enables when OFF. Useful for gaming/dev use. Kernel-level control. Tested on Miatoll (AOSP 16). Logs saved to /sdcard/charging_bypass.log
Lite-Blur-Control-Center-for-HyperOS
Control Center Blur for MIUI & HyperOS but LIGHTER is a modification designed to bring back the blur on device that doesn't have blur effect (frosted glass) effect to the Control Center and Notification Shade — without sacrificing performance.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are Magisk modules and how do they work?
Magisk modules are systemless zip packages that modify system settings, add features, or improve device performance without altering the Android /system partition directly.
Are these modules compatible with KernelSU and APatch?
Yes, many modern modules support KernelSU and APatch alongside Magisk. Use the platform filters above to verify compatibility for your specific root solution before flashing.
Where can I download the official Magisk release?
The official Magisk app and root manager can be downloaded directly from the official topjohnwu GitHub releases or via our featured download link above.
How do I install a module in Magisk, KernelSU, or APatch?
Download the module zip package, open your root manager app, navigate to the Modules tab, tap Install from storage, select the zip file, and reboot after flashing completes.