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This command is used to install the apk on phone
adb install-multiple path/to/app1.apk path/to/app2.apk
Push multiple APKs to the device as a single package and install them.
adb install-multiple test1.apk test2.apk
adb install-multi-package path/to/app1.apk path/to/app2.apk
Push multiple APKs as multiple packages and install them atomically.
adb install-multi-package test1.apk test2.apk
adb install -r path/to/app.apk
Replace an existing application by deleting an reinstalling it keeping its data in the process.
adb install -r test.apk
adb install -t path/to/app.apk
Install an APK while allowing test packages.
adb install -t test.apk
adb install -g path/to/app.apk
Install an APK and grant all the runtime permissions that the app asks for.
adb install -g test.apk
adb install -d path/to/app.apk
Install an APK by allowing version code downgrade. Works on debuggable packages only.
adb install -d test.apk
adb install --fastdeploy path/to/app.apk
Install an APK by using fast deploy.
adb install --fastdeploy test.apk
adb install --no-streaming path/to/app.apk
Install an APK by always pushing the APK to the device and invoking Package Manager as separate steps.
adb install --no-streaming test.apk
adb install --instant path/to/app.apk
Install the app as an ephemeral install app.
adb install --instant test.apk
adb install path/to/app.apk
adb install test.apk
The tool allows clear, easy-to-follow displays of the ADB install command for users to conveniently send APKs to Android devices from a command line. You can copy these complex commands and paste them into the command prompts, avoiding manual input and errors.
The tool can be accessed from a web-based interface, without installing extra software on the computer. It shows the required ADB install commands by not requiring the users to download anything extra, hence offering accessibility on any internet-enabled device.
ADB commands are displayed in compatibility with multi-platform support, which includes Windows, macOS and Linux. This makes users to run the same command on different platforms with the correct syntax.
The tool also provides suggestions for upgraded command modifiers: -r, to reinstall an application, -d, to downgrade, or -t, to install test APKs. This saves users from spending valuable time scrolling through all the options that will be useful in making further functionality of the ADB install command feasible.
This tool also provides commands for APK batch installation. The APK path can be inputted one at a time for the user so all commands entered are structured correctly before execution. It's of great help when dealing with multiple apps on testing or in development, ensuring save time and effort for developers.
It saves the user time by giving the exact ADB install command which is required to easily install APKs onto an Android device. Because this tool does not require a user to search elsewhere for the command syntax. The right command structure is clearly shown, allowing the user to focus on the task without any manual errors or delays.
Frequently Asked Questions
The ADB Install command tool displays commands to install APK files on an Android device from the computer.
The ADB install command will upload the APK file from your computer to your Android device and will install it there. The tool also shows the commands for APK installations.
No. The ADB install command does not require root access. You can run it on any device if the USB Debugging option is enabled.
If the device is connected to your computer, you can run the adb devices command.
It shows how to set up wireless ADB and how you can use commands and install APKs over Wi-Fi without hassle of cables.
The tool displays commands that are compatible with all android versions and which you could use regardless of your device OS version.
An adb install installs the APK on your device, and adb push transfers the file but does not install it. It shows both commands wherever they are needed.
Yes, the tool shows the commands for ADB install which is applicable to all android devices even Android TV.
Yes, USB Debugging should be enabled in the Developer Options so that the ADB install commands can be executed.
Yes, ADB does uninstalls apps. The utility shows you the installation and uninstallation commands for your convenience, so you really need not remember them.
No, ADB is only to be used on an Android device because the tool only shows you commands that apply to Android-based systems.
Yes, it displays only regular commands supported by Android, and installations are therefore safe provided trusted APKs are used.
You need to check the status of USB Debugging and ensure that drivers installed on your computer have been done properly.
The command adb install -r reinstalls the application by saving its data and configuration.
Yes, the ADB install will work with a locked bootloader if USB Debugging is enabled.