[Download] Magisk 28 APK and ZIP Stable Release
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The popular Android rooting software, Magisk, just updated to version 28 after a long time. While there have been updates to Magisk behind the scenes, they were under Magisk canary build. With the Magisk 28 release, rooting is more stable. The changes are big, while the package size is a bit lighter. Here, download Magisk 28 to root any Android device.
The developer also recently announced that they are planning to make the switch to RUST, a general-purpose programming language emphasizing performance. We can see the transition happening as the latest update added basic support for RISC-V, but not built into the release just yet.
Besides that, you will find a bunch of optimizations. The Magisk package is smaller, thanks to using a minimal libc to build static executables. It also removed an unnecessary mirror for magic mount and updated boot image detection logic to support more devices.
Magisk 28 is a major update compared to Magisk v27. But version 28 is still beta and should be treated as such. If you are fine with Magisk 27, sick to it. Or get the latest version if you have compatibility issues with your Android device.
The previous updates introduced new code injection mechanism for Zygisk. Read – Magisk introducing Zygisk. It is a Magisk in Zygote. When this feature is enabled, a part of Magisk will run in the Zygote
 daemon process, allowing module developers to run code directly in every Android apps’ process. Zygisk is inspired by that project Riru and is functionally similar.
Magisk v28 Patch Notes
- [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
 andÂmagiskboot
) 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 injectingÂ
magiskinit
 asÂinit
- [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] AddÂ
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
Magisk 27 APK Download
Here, download the latest Magisk ZIP and APK. Simply rename it Magisk.zip to get the zip file. Following are the direct download links right from the Github repository of the project.
- Magisk-v28.0.apk (Direct DL Link)
- Download on Telegram Channel
Magisk APK Github downloads repository:
How to Install Magisk v28 APK and Magisk ZIP?
The easiest way to install Magisk APK is as a normal app installation on any Android device. Alternatively, you can rename “Magisk-v28.apk” to “Magisk-v28.zip” and flash via TWRP recovery with ZIP extension.
How to install Magisk? Check out the updated installation guide for more info.
Use the Magisk v24+ APK and install it as a normal app onto Android 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9.0 Pie, 8.0/8.1 Oreo, 7.0/7.1 Nougat, Marshmallow, Android 5 Lollipop.
However, if you must, you can simply rename the magisk.apk to .zip and you get a TWRP flashable Magisk zip.