Fire Toolbox V32.2
All-In-One Toolbox for Fire Tablets!
All-In-One Toolbox for Fire Tablets!
The Fire Toolbox is a collection of useful ADB (Android Debug Bridge) tweaks that can be applied to Amazon's Fire Tablets. The Toolbox project aims to help users fully customize and unlock the full potential of their tablets by putting all the power into their hands.
The Toolbox doesn't touch the system partition meaning all changes made can be reversed either through the tools/subtools themselves or through a factory reset. This means the Toolbox does NOT void your warranty.
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| Device Name: | Generation: |
| Amazon Fire Max 11 (2023) | 13 |
| Amazon Fire 7 (2022) | 12 |
| Amazon Fire 10/10+ (2021) | 11 |
| Amazon Fire 8/8+ (2020) | 10 |
| Amazon Fire 10 (2019) | 9 |
| Amazon Fire 7 (2019) | 9 |
| Amazon Fire 8 (2018) | 8 |
| Amazon Fire 10 (2017) | 7 |
| Amazon Fire 8 (2017) | 7 |
| Amazon Fire 7 (2017) | 7 |
| Amazon Fire HD8 (2016) | 6 |
| Amazon Fire HD10 (2015) | 5 |
| Amazon Fire HD8 (2015) | 5 |
| Amazon Fire HD7 (2015) | 5 |
| Amazon Fire HD7 (2014) | 4 |
| Amazon Fire HD6 (2014) | 4 |
In this forum, you may hear the word "generation" being used when talking about Fire Tablets. Just know that "generation" effectively means the same as "what year was the tablet manufactured?". This may seem confusing and as a result a reference table has been provided for you below.
Getting the Toolbox up and running with your tablet is surprisingly a very easy procedure. The only thing required is for you to enable Developer Options and ADB on your tablet. So, without further ado, let's get started.
At this point, please read the section below, and make sure to follow the correct guide that is made for your tablet on how to set up the device so it works with the Toolbox.
FIRE HD 7, 8, 10 (2018 - 2023) Guide:
Before purchasing the tablet:
- Make sure you uncheck the "Link device to your Amazon account to simplify setup" box before Adding to Cart. (See this screenshot, credits go to @ancientrael)
if the box remains checked, your tablet will automatically update to the latest version of FireOS the second it auto-connects to your wifi.
Booting the tablet for the first time:
- Wait for your tablet to fully boot up for the first time (may take a few seconds to minutes).
- When it boots, it will ask you for the language you'd like the OS to use. Select your prefered language.
- Tapping the blue arrow at the bottom of the screen, you'll be asked to connect to a WIFI network.
- Select ANY network from the list (even if you don't know the password).
- Once it asks for the password, tap the "Cancel" button and it will take you to the previous screen with the Wifi networks.
- At the bottom of the screen, you should now see a "Skip Setup" button, go ahead and tap that.
- It will now ask if you're sure you want to skip fire setup. Just tap "Skip" once more.
- You should immeditely be thrown into Fire Launcher. You're now ready to enable USB/ADB Debugging.
Enabling USB Debugging:
- Turn on your tablet and go to Settings > Device Options > About Fire Tablet and tap on the Serial Number until you unlock Developer Options.
- Press the back button and find the new Developer Options and toggle it on.
- Scroll down till you find USB Debugging and enable it.
Setting up the drivers:
If you are on Windows 10 or Windows 11 you do NOT need to following this guide because Windows will setup the needed drivers by default automatically. All you need to do is plug your tablet in and Windows will take care of the rest. Please wait until these drivers are fully installed before laucnhing the Toolbox for the first time.
- Download the latest version of the Toolbox from the Downloads section of this page and install it onto your PC.
- Plug your tablet into the computer, and Windows will start installing the MTP drivers. It will also attempt to install the ADB driver but will fail. (This is normal and to be expected)
- Launch the Toolbox, and it should detect your Windows version and inform you that further driver setup is required. It will then ask you if you'd like the Toolbox to download and install the drivers.
- Click the "Yes" button, wait for the download to finish and follow the driver setup. If this for some reason doesn't work, please follow this guide to manually install the drivers.
- At this point, If drivers are setup properly... the Toolbox will inform you that the "device isn't authorized. Please authorize your device now."
- On your tablet, you should see a new prompt asking if you want to Allow USB Debugging and should show the computer's RSA key fingerprint. Tick the box that says "Always allow from the computer" and hit ok.
That's it, the Toolbox should recognize your tablet and will take you to the main menu. Enjoy!
FIRE HD 6, 7, 8, 10 (2014 - 2017) Guide:
Before purchasing the tablet:
- Make sure you uncheck the "Link device to your Amazon account to simplify setup" box before Adding to Cart. (See this screenshot, credits go to @ancientrael)
if the box remains checked, your tablet will automatically update to the latest version of FireOS the second it auto-connects to your wifi.
Booting the tablet for the first time:
- Wait for your tablet to fully boot up for the first time (may take a few seconds to minutes).
- When it boots, it will ask you for the language you'd like the OS to use. Select your prefered language.
- Tapping the blue arrow at the bottom of the screen, you'll be asked to connect to a WIFI network.
- Select ANY network from the list (even if you don't know the password).
- Once it asks for the password, tap the "Cancel" button and it will take you to the previous screen with the Wifi networks.
- At the bottom of the screen, you should now see a "Skip Setup" button, go ahead and tap that.
- It will now ask if you're sure you want to skip fire setup. Just tap "Skip" once more.
- You should immeditely be thrown into Fire Launcher. You're now ready to enable ADB Debugging.
Enabling ADB Debugging:
- Turn on your tablet and go to Settings > Device Options and tap on the Serial Number until you unlock Developer Options.
- Find the new Developer Options and toggle it on.
- Scroll down till you find ADB Debugging and enable it.
Setting up the drivers:
If you are on Windows 10 or Windows 11 you do NOT need to following this guide because Windows will setup the needed drivers by default automatically. All you need to do is plug your tablet in and Windows will take care of the rest. Please wait until these drivers are fully installed before laucnhing the Toolbox for the first time.
- Download the latest version of the Toolbox from the Downloads section of this page and install it onto your PC.
- Plug your tablet into the computer, and Windows will start installing the MTP drivers. It will also attempt to install the ADB driver but will fail. (This is normal and to be expected)
- Launch the Toolbox, and it should detect your Windows version and inform you that further driver setup is required. It will then ask you if you'd like the Toolbox to download and install the drivers.
- Click the "Yes" button, wait for the download to finish and follow the driver setup. If this for some reason doesn't work, please follow this guide to manually install the drivers.
- At this point, If drivers are setup properly... the Toolbox will inform you that the "device isn't authorized. Please authorize your device now."
- On your tablet, you should see a new prompt asking if you want to Allow USB Debugging and should show the computer's RSA key fingerprint. Tick the box that says "Always allow from the computer" and hit ok.
That's it, the Toolbox should recognize your tablet and will take you to the main menu. Enjoy!
• ADB Shell - Spawn a Unix shell that can be used to communicate with the device and execute commands.
• Custom Launcher - Replace Fire Launcher with a custom launcher.
• Enable Widget Support - Enable widgets on supported launchers.
• Custom Sounds - Set custom sounds for notifications, lock/unlock events, low battery, and more!
• Density Modifier - Change the value of pixels per inch to either decrease or increase resolution.
• Restore Default Density - Restore the factory default density.
• Google Assistant - Replace Amazon Alexa with Google Assistant.
• Google Services - Install Google Services and the Play Store.
• Google Services (Manage)
• Add/Remove Google Accounts
• Clear Data/Cache for Play Services
• Uninstall Play Services
• Hybrid Apps - Sideload Amazon Appstore apps without having the Appstore enabled.
• Keyboard and Input - Manage other input methods and install custom keyboards.
• Lockscreen Wallpaper - Replace the lockscreen's wallpaper with a custom one.
• Manage Amazon Apps - Manage the Amazon apps installed on your tablet.
• Hide/disable Amazon Apps - Hide and Disable Amazon apps through presets or manually select apps.
• Restore Amazon Apps - Completely restore every Amazon app or manually select apps to restore.
• Modify System Settings -
• Power Options - Reboot, shutdown, reboot into recovery, or reboot the tablet into bootloader mode.
• Parental Controls Hide - Installs a service that auto-dismisses messages from Parental Controls.
• Privacy Controls - Disable telemetry collection of app usage data, interest based ads, etc.
• Push and Pull
• Push - Transfer files from your computer to your tablet.
• Pull - Retrieve files from your tablet and transfer them to your computer.
• Remove Lockscreen Ads - Remove ads from the lockscreen.
• Screen Capturing - Record the device's screen, or capture a screenshot.
• Sideload Apps - Install APKs from sources outside of the Amazon Appstore.
• System Backup
• Backup - Create a backup of the current system configuration.
• Restore - Restore system configuration from a previously created backup.
• User Management (8th gen and above)
• Create a User - Create a new user.
• Delete a User - Delete a toolbox created user.
• Switch Users - Switch the current user to a different Toolbox created user.
• YouTube Clients - Install third-party Youtube clients.
Windows:
Version | Installer (.exe) | Portable (.zip) | Update Post | VirusTotal |
V32.0 | Download | Post | Link | |
V31.0 | Download | Post | Link | |
V30.2 | Download | Post | Link | |
V30.1 | Download | Post | Link | |
V30.0 | Download | Post | Link | |
V29.0 | Download | Post | Link | |
V28.9 | Download | Download | Post | Link |
V27.0 | Download | Post | Link | |
V26.1 | Download | Post | Link | |
V25.2 | Post | Link | ||
V24.0 | Download | Post | Link | |
*Halloween Edition | Download | *Bug Fix | Link | |
V23.0 | Download | Post | Link | |
V22.0 | Download | Post | Link | |
V21.0 | Download | Post | Link | |
V20.0 | Download | Post | Link | |
V19.0 | Download | Post | Link | |
V18.0 | Download | Post | Link | |
V17.0 | Download | Post | Link | |
V16.0 | Post | Link | ||
v15.0 | Post | Link | ||
V13.0 | Post | Link | ||
V12.0 | Post | Link | ||
V11.1 | Post | Link | ||
V11.0 | Post | Link | ||
V10.2 | Post | Link | ||
V10.1 | Post | Link | ||
V10.0 | Post | Link | ||
V9.2 | Post | Link | ||
V9.1 | Post | Link | ||
V9.0 | Post | Link | ||
V8.2 | Post | Link | ||
V8.1 | Post | Link | ||
V7.2.1 | Download | Post | Link | |
V7.1 | Post | Link | ||
V7.0 | Post | Link | ||
V6.56 | Post | Link | ||
V6.55 | Post | Link | ||
V6.54 | Download | Post | Link |
*Linux:
Version | Python Version | Installer | Update Post | VirusTotal |
V3.0 (Beta) | 3.10.x | Post | Link | |
V3.0 (Beta) | 3.11.x | Post | Link |
NOTICE: You must obtain the correct version for your installed Python version. Run "python3 -V" in the Terminal to get the installed python version for your distro.
* While in Beta, I'd like to heavy push the installer so that we can get it to stable along with the Toolbox. So, for now, the only download option will be the installer. Once the Toolbox and the Installer are both stable a portable option will be available. However, if you really need a portable version please PM me and I'll send you the link.
Other Downloads:
Resource | Resource Link | Applicable Tools |
Custom Navigation Bar Icons | Navigation Bar Modifier | |
Toolbox Changelogs | N/A |
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