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LSPosed Guide 2025 ​

Complete LSPosed framework installation and management guide - The modern successor to the original Xposed framework for advanced Android customization and app modifications.

Table of Contents ​

What is LSPosed? ​

LSPosed is a modern implementation of the Xposed framework that provides ART hooking capabilities for Android devices. It allows developers to create modules that can modify app behavior and system functionality without modifying APK files.

Key Innovation: LSPosed leverages Zygisk (Zygote + Magisk) to provide consistent APIs with the original Xposed while being more stable and compatible with modern Android versions.

🚀 Quick Start

Already have Magisk with Zygisk? Jump to Installation Guide to get LSPosed running in minutes.

Core Concepts ​

  • ART Hooking - Intercept and modify method calls in Android Runtime
  • Zygisk Integration - Works seamlessly with Magisk's Zygisk feature
  • Module System - Install modifications as separate modules
  • Scope Management - Control which apps each module affects

🎯 Why Choose LSPosed? ​

  • Modern Android support - Works with Android 14+
  • Better stability - Fewer crashes and bootloops
  • Systemless design - Doesn't modify system partition
  • Active development - Regular updates and improvements
  • Module ecosystem - Access to thousands of Xposed modules

Requirements ​

📋 Essential Prerequisites ​

  • ✅ Rooted Android device - Magisk Guide or KernelSU Guide
  • ✅ Magisk v24.0+ - Latest version recommended
  • ✅ Zygisk enabled - Required for LSPosed functionality
  • ✅ Android 8.1 - 15 - Supported Android versions
  • ✅ Compatible architecture - arm64-v8a or x86_64

🔧 Magisk Configuration ​

Before installing LSPosed, ensure Magisk is properly configured:

bash
# Check Magisk version
magisk --version
# Should show v24.0 or newer

# Verify Zygisk is enabled
# Magisk Manager → Settings → Zygisk → Enable

📱 Device Compatibility ​

  • Supported: Most AOSP-based ROMs, stock Android
  • Limited support: Heavily modified ROMs (MIUI, EMUI older versions)
  • Not supported: Android Go edition, some custom kernels

⚠️ Important

LSPosed requires Zygisk to function. Make sure Zygisk is enabled in Magisk settings before installation.

Installation Guide ​

⚠️ Important

We are using LSPosed fork by JingMatrix as original LSPosed framework developement has ceased

Best for: Most users, simplest installation process

Step 1: Enable Zygisk ​

  1. Open Magisk Manager
  2. Settings → Zygisk → Enable
  3. Reboot device to activate Zygisk

Step 2: Install LSPosed Module ​

  1. Download LSPosed from GitHub Actions
  2. Open Magisk Manager → Modules
  3. Install from storage → Select LSPosed ZIP
  4. Reboot device when installation completes

Step 3: Access LSPosed Manager ​

  1. Check notifications - LSPosed notification should appear
  2. Tap notification to open LSPosed Manager
  3. Grant permissions when prompted

Method 2: Custom Recovery Installation ​

Best for: Users without access to Magisk Manager

Installation Steps ​

  1. Download LSPosed ZIP (Zygisk release)
  2. Boot to custom recovery (TWRP recommended)
  3. Flash LSPosed ZIP like any Magisk module
  4. Reboot system
  5. Access via notification after boot

First Time Setup ​

🎯 Initial Configuration ​

1. Verify Installation ​

After reboot, you should see:

  • Notification - "LSPosed is activated"
  • Logs - No error messages in LSPosed logs
  • Manager access - App opens without crashes

2. Basic Settings ​

  1. Open LSPosed Manager from notification
  2. Grant root permissions when prompted
  3. Review settings:
    • Enable resources hook - For theming modules
    • Verbose logs - Helpful for troubleshooting
    • Enable modules for system framework - Advanced functionality

3. Security Setup ​

  • Set manager shortcut - Create convenient access method
  • Configure authentication - Biometric lock for manager access
  • Backup module list - Export configuration for easy restore

📊 Status Check ​

bash
# Verify LSPosed is running
adb shell su -c "ps -ef | grep lspd"

# Check Zygisk status
adb shell su -c "magisk --status"

# View LSPosed logs
# LSPosed Manager → Logs

LSPosed Manager ​

🏠 Interface Overview ​

Main Tabs ​

  • Status - Framework status and device info
  • Modules - Installed modules management
  • Logs - Debug information and error messages
  • Settings - Framework configuration options

📱 Status Tab ​

Framework Information ​

  • LSPosed version - Currently installed version
  • API level - Xposed API compatibility level
  • Framework loaded - Confirms successful activation
  • Zygisk status - Shows if Zygisk is working

Device Information ​

  • Android version - OS version and API level
  • Architecture - Device CPU architecture
  • SELinux status - Security policy enforcement mode

⚙️ Settings Configuration ​

Core Settings ​

yaml
Enable resources hook: ON     # Required for theming modules
Verbose logs: ON             # Detailed debugging information
Disable verbose logs: OFF    # Keep enabled for troubleshooting

Advanced Options ​

  • Enable modules for system framework - System-level modifications
  • Delay for framework initialization - Compatibility with slow devices
  • White list mode - Only hook specified apps (advanced)

Manager Settings ​

  • Hide manager icon - Prevent app detection
  • Require authentication - Biometric/PIN protection
  • Theme selection - Light/dark/automatic themes

Installing Modules ​

📦 Module Sources ​

Official Repository ​

  • LSPosed Module Repository - Curated, safe modules
  • Quality control - Tested for compatibility and safety
  • Easy installation - One-click install from manager

Third-Party Sources ​

  • GitHub releases - Developer repositories
  • XDA Forums - Community-developed modules
  • Telegram channels - Beta and experimental modules

⚠️ Safety Notice

Only install modules from trusted sources. Malicious modules can compromise device security or cause instability.

📥 Installation Methods ​

Method 1: LSPosed Repository ​

  1. Open LSPosed Manager → Repository tab
  2. Browse available modules by category
  3. Select module → Install
  4. Configure scope (select target apps)
  5. Reboot device (if required)

Method 2: Manual APK Installation ​

  1. Download module APK from trusted source
  2. Install APK normally
  3. Open LSPosed Manager → Modules
  4. Enable module toggle
  5. Configure scope for target applications

Method 3: Import from File ​

  1. Download module APK to device
  2. LSPosed Manager → Modules → + button
  3. Select APK file from storage
  4. Install and configure

🎯 Module Configuration ​

Scope Management ​

Scope determines which apps a module affects:

  1. Select module in LSPosed Manager
  2. Tap "Scope" or gear icon
  3. Choose target apps:
    • System Framework - System-wide changes
    • Specific apps - Target individual applications
    • All apps - Universal application (use carefully)

Module Settings ​

Many modules have their own settings accessible through:

  • Module's own app - Dedicated settings interface
  • LSPosed Manager - Basic enable/disable controls
  • In-app configuration - Settings within target apps

🔥 Essential Modules ​

App Modifications ​

Social Media ​

TIP

Visit our Root Apps and Modules Section for more than 300+ apps and modules

Troubleshooting ​

🚨 Common Issues ​

LSPosed Not Loading ​

Symptoms: No notification, modules don't work

bash
# Solutions:
1. Verify Zygisk is enabled in Magisk
2. Check Magisk version (v24.0+ required)
3. Reinstall LSPosed module
4. Check logs for error messages

Modules Not Working ​

Symptoms: Modules enabled but no effect

bash
# Troubleshooting:
1. Verify module scope configuration
2. Check target app version compatibility
3. Review module logs for errors
4. Test with simple modules first

App Crashes with Modules ​

Symptoms: Target apps crash when modules enabled

bash
# Fixes:
1. Disable modules one by one to identify culprit
2. Update modules to latest versions
3. Check module compatibility with app version
4. Report issues to module developers

LSPosed Manager Not Opening ​

Symptoms: Can't access LSPosed Manager

bash
# Solutions:
1. Clear notification and wait for new one
2. Reboot device
3. Check if manager app is hidden/disabled
4. Reinstall LSPosed framework

🔧 Advanced Debugging ​

Safe Mode Boot ​

bash
# Boot without LSPosed (emergency)
# Method 1: Disable Zygisk temporarily
# Magisk Manager → Settings → Zygisk → Disable

# Method 2: Remove LSPosed module
adb shell su -c "rm -rf /data/adb/modules/lsposed"

📊 Performance Optimization ​

Reduce Module Load ​

  • Minimize scope - Only target necessary apps
  • Disable unused modules - Remove modules you don't need
  • Update regularly - Keep modules current for efficiency

Memory Management ​

  • Monitor RAM usage - Some modules consume significant memory
  • Avoid redundant modules - Don't install multiple modules for same function
  • Regular cleanup - Remove old/unused modules

Uninstallation ​

🗑️ Complete Removal ​

Method 1: Magisk Manager ​

  1. Open Magisk Manager → Modules
  2. Find LSPosed module → Remove
  3. Reboot device
  4. Verify removal - No LSPosed notification

Method 2: Manual Removal ​

bash
# Remove LSPosed module files
adb shell su -c "rm -rf /data/adb/modules/lsposed*"

# Clean LSPosed data
adb shell su -c "rm -rf /data/adb/lspd"

# Reboot device
adb reboot

Method 3: Recovery Removal ​

  1. Boot to custom recovery
  2. File Manager → Navigate to /data/adb/modules/
  3. Delete LSPosed folder
  4. Reboot system

🧹 Clean Module Removal ​

bash
# Remove all modules
adb shell su -c "pm uninstall [module.package.name]"

# Clear module data
adb shell su -c "rm -rf /data/data/[module.package.name]"

💡 Pro Tips

  • Start small - Begin with simple, trusted modules
  • Test individually - Install modules one at a time
  • Keep backups - Backup working configurations
  • Stay updated - Follow module developers for updates
  • Join communities - LSPosed Telegram group for support
  • Read documentation - Each module has specific requirements

Next Steps ​

🎯 Enhance Your Setup:

Need help? Join the LSPosed Telegram community or check our FAQ section for common questions and solutions.

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