Download SmartPhone Flash Tool

You might want to revert your phone to stock Android for many reasons. It can also be used if your custom ROM experience wasn’t as satisfactory as you thought initially or if you want to receive official OTA updates again. If you have a Google account, you can switch your phone by logging into your Google account and selecting “Manage devices” on the main page. From there, you can select the device you want to switch to and click “Change device.

• You’ve requested a page on a website (spflashtooldownload.com) that is on the Cloudflare network.
• In simple words, wiping your Android device means to completely erase or remove all the data files on the device excluding the OS files.
• You can use the device drivers provided by your device manufacturer or you can follow the below link to install drivers for any device using PDANET.
• Even if you’re familiar with using TWRP, it’s worth keeping on hand for making backups over ADB, or installing factory images more quickly.

The reason is that OEM packs ROM’s IMG files inside an encrypted package. Like OnePlus has such files inside payload.bin, Realme, Oppo has theirs inside OZIP format, and many more.

Stock Firmware

To obtain the stock Boot.img file for Huawei smartphones, extract the update.app file. Although you can grab the boot.img with above steps but this file maybe of no use. Because Samsung use Odin to flash firmware or recover and Odin only accept .md5 format. Even to root your Galaxy device with Magisk, you need to patch “AP_xxx.tar” via Magisk. The OZip file contains the Boot.img files for the Realme/Oppo firmware.

Initially known as MSM Xtended, this project came into existence around the time of the Android Pie launch. It offers its own version of the quick settings menu, as well as a fully immersive mode for Android. Next is the biggest name in the custom ROM scene – LineageOS. While many of you might not be familiar with the name, LineageOS is actually the same custom ROM that started as CyanogenMod. Back in the fall of 2016, Cyanogen Inc. announced that it was discontinuing development and shut down the infrastructure behind the project. Since then, the developer community has kept the project alive, but under the name of LineageOS. Instead, the developer picks a popular and developer-centric device and creates a base.