Have you ever had the need to extract an APK file on Android ? Either by having a backup of it or to send it to a friend or family member. Due to this, we are going to see a simple tutorial to know how to extract APK from Google Play without Root . All this thanks to a simple Android application called APK EXTRACTOR lite .
What is an APK?
«A file with the extension .apk ( Android A p plication Pac k age , meaning in Spanish: Android Packaged Application ) is a package for the Android operating system. This format is a variant of the Java JAR format and is used to distribute and install packaged components for the Android platform for smartphones and tablets, as well as some distributions for use on personal desktop and laptop computers (Note and Netbook respectively). example: Remix OS.”
Source: Wikipedia
Now that we are a little more clear about what this kind of file is, let’s see how to extract an .apk file from apps installed on android devices without root.
How to Extract APK From Google Play Without Root with APK EXTRACTOR Lite
To know how to extract an APK from my Android, we will first have to download APK EXTRACTOR Lite .
Download APK EXTRACTOR Lite
To extract an APK from an installed application you can download APK EXTRACTOR Lite from the following link:
APKEXTRACTOR Lite to extract APK files
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How to extract APKs from my Android with APK Extractor Lite
To extract the APK of an installed application , you must follow the steps in the following video. The good thing is that APK Extractor Lite is a lightweight app that does not require ROOT .
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