This wikiHow teaches you how to use Lucky Patcher on an Android device. Lucky Patcher can be used to modify apps so that you can remove license verification, remove Google ads, install custom patches, change permissions, and create custom APK files. Your Android device must be rooted before you can modify apps on your mobile device using Lucky Patcher.
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Method 1 of 5: Removing License Verification
Step 1. Root the Android device
Your Android device must be rooted before you can modify apps using Lucky Patcher. Each Android device has a different way of rooting, which can potentially damage the device and void the warranty. Follow the latest guide for the device you have and root it carefully.
Read How to Root an Android Device without Using a Computer for more information
Step 2. Run Lucky Patcher
The app icon is a yellow smiley emoji. If you have run it, a list of applications installed on the mobile device will be displayed.
Search the wikiHow article on how to download Lucky Patcher on Android devices for more information
Step 3. Touch an app
Touch the app for which you want to remove the license verification. A menu with different options will be displayed.
Step 4. Touch Open menu of patches
A list of patches that can be applied to the application will be displayed.
Step 5. Touch Remove License Verification
Another patch menu to remove license verification will be displayed.
Step 6. Touch the patch you want to use
There is a checkbox next to each patch that you can use. Touch the checkbox to select the patch you want to use.
Step 7. Touch Apply
The patch will start to be applied to apps which will remove license verification. The process may take a few minutes.
Step 8. Touch OK
If the patch is working properly, a screen indicating success will appear. Touch " Ok " to continue.
Method 2 of 5: Remove Google Ads
Step 1. Root the Android device
Your Android device must be rooted before you can modify apps using Lucky Patcher. Each Android device has a different way of rooting, which could potentially damage the device and void the warranty. Follow the latest guide for the device you have and root it carefully.
Read How to Root an Android Device without Using a Computer for more information
Step 2. Run Lucky Patcher
The app icon is a yellow smiley emoji. If you have run it, a list of applications installed on the mobile device will be displayed.
Search the wikiHow article on how to download Lucky Patcher on Android devices for more information
Step 3. Touch an app
Touch the app you want to free Google ads from.
Step 4. Touch Open menu of patches
A list of patches that can be applied to the application will be displayed.
Step 5. Touch Remove Google Ads
A menu containing two options will open.
Step 6. Touch Patch to remove Google Ads
This option is first in the popup menu.
Step 7. Touch Apply
The patch will begin to be applied to apps to get rid of Google ads. The process may take a few minutes.
Step 8. Touch Ok
If the patch is working properly, a screen indicating success will appear. Touch " Ok " to continue.
Method 3 of 5: Applying the Custom Patch
Step 1. Root the Android device
Your Android device must be rooted before you can modify apps using Lucky Patcher. Each Android device has a different way of rooting, which can potentially damage the device and void the warranty. Follow the latest guide for the device you have and root it carefully.
Read How to Root an Android Device without Using a Computer for more information
Step 2. Run Lucky Patcher
The app icon is a yellow smiley emoji. If you have run it, a list of applications installed on the mobile device will be displayed.
Search the wikiHow article on how to download Lucky Patcher on Android devices for more information
Step 3. Touch an app
Touch the app you want to apply the custom patch to.
Step 4. Touch Open menu of patches
A list of patches that can be applied to the application will be displayed.
Step 5. Touch Custom Patch
Maybe you will see a menu containing some custom patches. If only one custom patch is available, you will be immediately asked if you want to apply that custom patch.
If you want to download the latest custom patches, tap "⋮" in the top right corner, then tap "Download custom patches" in the settings menu
Step 6. Touch the custom patch you want to apply
A popup window with a description of the patch will be displayed.
Step 7. Touch Apply to apply the customized patch
The process may take a few minutes.
Step 8. Touch Ok
If the patch is working properly, a screen indicating success will appear. Touch " Ok " to continue.
Method 4 of 5: Changing App Permissions
Step 1. Root the Android device
Your Android device must be rooted before you can modify apps using Lucky Patcher. Each Android device has a different way of rooting, which can potentially damage the device and void the warranty. Follow the latest guide for the device you have and root it carefully.
Read How to Root an Android Device without Using a Computer for more information
Step 2. Run Lucky Patcher
The app icon is a yellow smiley emoji. If you have run it, a list of applications installed on the mobile device will be displayed.
Search the wikiHow article on how to download Lucky Patcher on Android devices for more information
Step 3. Touch an app
Touch the app you want to apply the custom patch to.
Step 4. Touch Open menu of patches
A list of patches that can be applied to the application will be displayed.
Step 5. Touch Change Permissions
A list of available permissions will be displayed.
Step 6. Touch the desired permission
If the permission text is green, the permission will be enabled. If the permission text is red, the permission will be disabled.
Step 7. Touch Apply
The app will restart with the changed permissions.
Method 5 of 5: Creating a Modified APK File
Step 1. Root the Android device
Your Android device must be rooted before you can modify apps using Lucky Patcher. Each Android device has a different way of rooting, which could potentially damage the device and void the warranty. Follow the latest guide for the device you have and root it carefully.
Read How to Root an Android Device without Using a Computer for more information
Step 2. Run Lucky Patcher
The app icon is a yellow smiley emoji. If you have run it, a list of applications installed on the mobile device will be displayed.
Search the wikiHow article on how to download Lucky Patcher on Android devices for more information
Step 3. Touch an app
Touch the application you want to use to create the modified APK file.
Step 4. Touch Create Modified APK File
This option is in the menu that appears when you touch the app.
Step 5. Touch the patch you want to use to modify the APK file
A list of patches that can be used to create the modified APK file will be displayed.
Step 6. Touch Rebuild the App
It's a blue button at the bottom of the screen. A modified APK file will be created for the patched app, separate from the original app. Modified APK files are located in the /sdcard/LuckyPatcher/Modified/ folder.
Step 7. Touch Ok
This will confirm that the APK file has been created successfully. You can also touch " Go to File " to open the folder containing the modified APK file.
