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Latest Version 13.5.2

Requires Android Android 5.1+

How to Install XAPK / APK File on Android

What is XAPK File?

XAPK file was originally created by APKPure. It is a file extension that contains seperate APKs or package OBB cache assets files to save the data size so developers can upload their Android apps to Play Store within the maximum size limit 100 MB. APKPure APP is one of the most reliable sources to download and install safe XAPK files on Android.

How to Install XAPK File on Android?

Unlike APK files, you can't simply download and install the XAPK files on your phone through default installer. And APKPure XAPK Installer is the easiest way to help you install and manage APK / XAPK file directly on Android with one click.

1. Download and install APKPure APP on your Android device.

2. Go to Me > App Management > APK / XAPK Management to view the XAPK / APK file.

3. Tap the INSTALL button to install the XAPK / APK file you want.

4. Enable the “Unknown Sources” setting on your Android device if needed.

APKPure APP allows you to quickly and safely install XAPK files on Android operating system without region restrictions. What’s more, APKPure APP can help you scan and manage all the XAPK and APK files in one place. You can update any XAPK and APK file you want with only one click, or uninstall the unwanted files as easily as you can imagine.

What is OBB File and How does it Work?

Google Play requires that the compressed APK be no more than 100 MB. Each time you upload an APK using the Google Play Console, you have the option to add one or two expansion .obb files to the APK which can be any format you choose (ZIP, PDF, MP4, etc.) with size up to 2 GB. This XAPK file format ensures users to download without corruption.

OBB file Storage Location & File Name Format
<shared-storage>/Android/obb/<package-name>/[main|patch].<expansion-version>.<package-name>.obb

How to Enable the “Unknown Sources” Setting?

• 1. Homescreen > Settings > More.
• 2. Go to Security > Device administration.
• 3. Check "Unknown Sources".
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• You may need to adjust this according to your Android models.