A short guide to going from a .xapk file to an installable APK on a Windows desktop using the free browser-based converter.
No setup, no admin rights — just open the page in Edge, Chrome, or Firefox and pick a file.
The page reads your XAPK locally in the browser. The file is not sent to a server.
Drop the .xapk file onto the upload area and let the page merge the splits for you.
If the package contains OBB data, the converter exposes it so you can place it under Android/obb manually.
| Operating System | Windows 7, 8, 10, or 11 |
| Browser | Recent Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera, or Brave |
| RAM | 4 GB is comfortable for most files |
| Disk space | Just enough room for the XAPK and the resulting APK |
.xapk file onto the upload area, or click to browse.If you already have the Android platform-tools installed, you can push the APK directly from Windows:
adb install converted-app.apk
adb push main.obb /sdcard/Android/obb/com.package.name/
Because XAPK is essentially a ZIP archive, you can also handle it without any extra tool:
.xapk to .zip.config.arm64_v8a.apk), the browser converter is the easier path because it merges them for you.Android/obb/<package-name>/ on your phone after installing the APK.No. The converter is a web page; opening it in your browser is enough.
Yes, as long as the browser you use is current. Older Internet Explorer is not supported.
Once the page is loaded, processing happens locally. You can technically disconnect and the converter will still finish the file in front of you.
Move the file to your phone, open it from a file manager, and approve the install. Android may prompt you to allow installs from that file manager the first time.