Operating system: Windows
Publisher: evildog1
Release: Apk Easy Tool 1.57
Antivirus check: VirusTotal report
Apk Easy Tool is a Windows application that simplifies the process of editing, compiling and signing Android application packages (APKs). Developed by evildog1, Apk Easy Tool provides a graphical interface for the command line tools used to work with APKs, so you can manage their contents without typing commands by hand.
At its core, Apk Easy Tool is a graphical front-end for Apktool and the Android build tools, wrapping decompiling, compiling, signing and zipaligning behind a simple window. The application is designed for users of all skill levels, from novice to experienced, and its layout makes it easy to get up and running quickly. Behind the scenes it bundles Apktool, smali and baksmali, adb, aapt, zipalign and apksigner, and drives these tools for you so that you do not have to install and configure each one separately.
Apk Easy Tool allows users to quickly and easily manage, build, sign, and decompile Android APKs.
Features:
1. Decompile APK files with a single click using Apktool.
2. Recompile edited APK files back into a working package.
3. Sign APKs with a debug key or your own keystore.
4. Zipalign APKs to optimise them before installation.
5. Install APKs directly to a connected Android device over adb.
6. Extract and repackage the raw contents of an APK.
7. Disassemble and assemble Dalvik bytecode with smali and baksmali.
8. Install and manage framework files for system APKs.
9. Drag and drop files onto the window to load them quickly.
10. View basic APK information such as the package name and version.
11. Select the Apktool, adb and Java versions the tool uses.
12. Multi-language interface with several community translations.
13. Portable application that runs without installation.
14. Open source, with the full source code available.
15. Remembers your recent files and preferred settings.
Apk Easy Tool is a convenient solution for Android developers and modders who want to edit, compile and sign APKs without using the command line. Development of the tool has ended, with version 1.60 in 2022 being the final release, but it still works with its bundled Apktool and Android build tools on modern Windows.