Boot animation for Samsung devices
- Custom boot animations for Samsung devices via separate Magisk modules.
- The modules replace the default boot animation with themed animations, providing a unique startup experience.
| Theme | Preview | Download |
|---|---|---|
| Linux |  |
📦 linux-bootfx_magisk.zip |
| NetHunter |  |
📦 nethunter-bootfx_magisk.zip |
| S.H.I.E.L.D |  |
📦 shield-bootfx_magisk.zip |
| Simpsons |  |
📦 simpsons-bootfx_magisk.zip |
| Apple |  |
📦 apple-bootfx_magisk.zip |
| CTOS |  |
📦 ctos-bootfx_magisk.zip |
| more coming soon! ... |
Important distinction: The bootloader logo (the very first logo that appears when you power on your device) is stored in the bootloader partition and is typically not changeable, even with root access. This logo is hardware-level and locked down by the manufacturer.
This project specifically targets the boot animation that plays after the bootloader logo, during the Android system startup process.
Samsung typically uses their own proprietary .QMG or "Quick Media Graphics" boot animation format, which is not compatible with non-samsung devices. This project provides Magisk modules that replace the default boot animation with custom animations in a compatible QMG format. The modules also include an auto-backup feature to protect the original samsung boot animation files in case any issues arise.
Magisk hooks into the system partition and uses its late start service phase to systemlessly mount replacement boot animation files over the original ones. This allows for a seamless experience without modifying the system partition directly, maintaining the integrity of the device's software.
- Download your preferred boot animation
- Open Magisk Manager
- Install preferred module via Magisk
- Reboot your device
- Enjoy your new boot animation!
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Only install one boot animation at a time
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Uninstall previous animation modules before installing new ones
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Compatible with Samsung devices only
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Auto-backup feature protects your original files
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Use at your own risk.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.