These are the best Xposed modules in 2022: GravityBox, Pixelify, XPrivacyLua, and more!
If you just recently picked up Android modding, then you probably don’t really know about the Xposed Framework. With root access, the framework hooks into ART (the Android runtime) and lets add-ons, called Xposed modules, execute their own methods before, during, or in place of the original methods of the target application. As a result, you can customize the way your phone looks and how it behaves without installing a custom ROM.
While Xposed is not the hot topic in the Android modding scene as it once used to be, a lot of users still love it. The framework opens up your phone to a huge selection of granular customizations. If you’re getting started or need some fresh Xposed mods, we’ve got a great list for you. Feel free to add your comments and suggestions in the comments section at the bottom of this article.
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Working principle of an Xposed module
Back in the day, before Magisk became a thing, Xposed was designed to replace a few core parts of the Android OS to enable usermode hooking. Thanks to the open source nature of the original project, third-party developers took it upon themselves to rewrite the Xposed Framework as a Magisk module. This means Xposed can now be systemless on modern Android platforms.
EdXposed and LSPosed are two of the most popular forks of the legacy Xposed Framework that are compatible with latest Android releases. In case you don’t want to root your device, you can still use some Xposed modules though the VirtualXposed project, but your mileage may vary. Take a look at the linked threads to know more about the setup instructions.
As we’ve mentioned, Xposed itself merely provides an interface, through which add-ons (aka Xposed modules) can dynamically hook into the execution routine of other apps and modify the outcome on the fly. Some modules have apps that allow you to tweak settings and customize various parameters. Other modules will simply apply the tweak with no extras.
Best Xposed modules
The total number of Xposed modules out there is much larger than that of Magisk’s, but many of them aren’t maintained anymore. Moreover, due to the rapid evolution of Android as an operating system, some modules have become redundant over time, hence they are no longer compatible with modern Android versions. With all that in mind, let’s learn a little more about the best ones.
Note: In this article, we will only be covering a handful of Xposed modules that are still popular among the modding community. This does not serve as an endorsement of those modules, nor are we suggesting that the work of others should be ignored. Please visit the XDA sub-forum for Xposed Framework and third-party sources to see if there are alternate (and possibly more versatile) modules available.
Best Xposed modules for advanced settings
App Settings Reborn
App Settings Reborn is an updated version of the original App Settings module for newer versions of Android, which lets you modify app settings like DPI, font scaling, fullscreen mode, locale, etc. on a per-app basis.
App Settings Reborn: GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread
Bluetooth ToolKit
Bluetooth ToolKit is a nifty app that can supercharge the Bluetooth functionality of Android through Xposed. For example, you can receive any file via Bluetooth, choose how to be notified when you receive a file, set the discovery timeout to infinite, and more.
Bluetooth ToolKit: XDA Discussion Thread
Cast Enabler
Android 12 drops the ability to control the volume of cast devices using your phone’s volume keys. Thanks to this module, you can quickly enable it on your device.
Cast Enabler: XDA Discussion Thread
ChatHeadEnabler
ChatHeadEnabler by XDA Senior Member NeonOrbit restores the Chat Head feature of Facebook Messenger on Android 11 and higher.
ChatHeadEnabler: GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread
OnePlus Parallel Apps Extender
This handy module allows you to add any app (except the system ones) to the list of the supported applications by the “Parallel Apps” feature of OnePlus phones running OxygenOS.
OnePlus Parallel Apps Extender: GitHub Repo
OnePlus Camera Debug Mode Enabler
Want to access the hidden internal menu of the OnePlus camera app? Give this module a try.
OnePlus Camera Debug Mode Enabler: GitHub Repo
WA Tweaker
WA Tweaker lets you enable WhatsApp’s hidden features that are still under development and fiddle with them.
WA Tweaker: Official Website
Best Xposed modules for feature ports
Ambient Music Mod
Created by XDA Recognized Developer Quinny899, Ambient Music Mod is a hybrid Xposed and Magisk module that ports Pixel Ambient Music to other devices.
Ambient Music Mod: GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread
OPAodMod
OPAodMod brings the Google Pixel-esque always-on-display to the OnePlus smartphones.
OPAodMod: XDA Discussion Thread
Pixelify-Google-Photos
Created by XDA Senior Member SayantanRC, Pixelify-Google-Photos seamlessly adds Google Pixel-exclusive features on Google Photos for any device. Keep in mind that you might need to clear data of the Google Photos app after installing the module.
Pixelify-Google-Photos: GitHub Repo
Best Xposed modules for in-depth tinkering
Android Faker
Android Faker lets you easily spoof various hardware identifiers of the target device. Note that some features of this module are locked behind a one-time payment.
Android Faker: XDA Discussion Thread
CorePatch
CorePatch is a powerful Xposed module that helps you to disable signature verification so that you can easily install apps with inconsistent signatures or downgrade them.
CorePatch: GitHub Repo
Disable-FLAG_SECURE
This little module can force-enable screenshot, screen sharing, and recording in apps that normally wouldn’t allow such operations.
Disable-FLAG_SECURE: GitHub Repo
GPS Setter
A powerful location spoofing module that works without enabling the mock location feature.
GPS Setter: GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread
Let Me Downgrade
Let Me Downgrade enables users to bypass the no-app-downgrade restriction on for Android 12 and 13. As an added bonus, the module provides a quick settings tile to easily enable and disable the downgrade block.
Let Me Downgrade: GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread
NekoSMS
NekoSMS is a powerful pattern-based text message blocker for Android. You can utilize this module to block messages based on sender and/or content. It works with both the stock and third-party SMS apps.
NekoSMS: GitHub Repo
Sensor Disabler
Planning to tinker with the sensor outputs of your Android device? Sensor Disabler is a fascinating Xposed module that allows you to modify (or even disable) most of the sensors on your device, including the proximity sensor.
Sensor Disabler: GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread
VirtualCamera
This module allows you to to create a virtual camera interface on your phone and attach it to different apps.
VirtualCamera: GitHub Repo
WeiJu2
Powered by Lua, WeiJu2 is the first scriptable Xposed module. You can write scripts to modify various portions of the OS, create hooks, and even redistribute those scripts in the form of ready-to-use packages.
WeiJu2: GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread
XDowngrader
As the name suggests, the XDowngrader module allows you to install the APK corresponding to an old version on top of the new version of the same app.
XDowngrader: GitHub Repo
XPrivacyLua
XPrivacyLua protects your privacy by feeding applications fake data or no data at all, or by restricting applications from accessing selected data categories such as contacts and location. Notably, it doesn’t revoke or block applications’ permissions, so most apps don’t misbehave or crash when they’re denied access.
XPrivacyLua: GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread
Best Xposed modules for personalization
AllTrans
AllTrans by XDA Senior Member akhilkedia94 is a dynamic language translator for Android apps. It replaces every text in the interface of the target app from one language to another at runtime.
AllTrans: GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread
AOSP Mods
AOSP Mods a hybrid Xposed+Magisk module, which is made to allow customizations that are not originally designed in AOSP. You can tweak tons of UI components and modify the overall interface of the OS using this module.
AOSP Mods: GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread
Classic Power Menu
Classic Power Menu is a versatile power menu replacement for devices running Android 11 and up. Although the app can function without Xposed Framework, its optional Xposed module interface can react quicker than the default Accessibility Service route.
Classic Power Menu: GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread
CustoMIUIzer
Created by XDA Senior Member Mikanoshi, CustoMIUIzer is a massive customization suite for Xiaomi/Redmi/POCO devices running MIUI.
CustoMIUIzer: Source Code || XDA Discussion Thread
Dark Tricks
It is a collection of various UI tweaks. For instance, Dark Tricks can help you to hide the alarm clock text on the lockscreen and change the carrier text.
Dark Tricks: GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread
Discover Killer
Discover Killer is a handy tool to substitute the Google Discover page with the Google Assistant ‘Updates’ screen or virtually any other third-party app, depending on how you customize it.
Discover Killer: Source Code || XDA Discussion Thread
Firefds Kit
One UI lovers, rejoice! Firefds Kit from XDA Senior Member firefds lets you tweak Samsung’s Android skin to your heart’s content.
Firefds Kit: GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread
GravityBox
While there’s a host of Xposed Modules to choose from, GravityBox is among the essentials that we would recommend for the wide range of tweaks it offers. It lets you modify the lockscreen, the navigation bar, the status bar, the display, the actions of software and hardware buttons, and much more.
GravityBox: GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread
Keep in mind that the developer has yet to release an Android 12-compatible build. However, you can try out an unofficial fork (linked below), which offers builds targeting Android 12 and 13.
GravityBox for Android 12 and 13: XDA Discussion Thread
Hide My Applist
This privacy-centric module can prevent other apps from collecting the list of installed apps for fingerprinting data or other nefarious purposes. Note that the maintainer has recently suspended the development of this module, but the project still remains open-sourced.
Hide My Applist: GitHub Repo
Killergram
Telegram users can use this Xposed module to remove sponsored messages. It allows you to copy or save messages when “Restrict saving content” is enabled.
Killergram: GitHub Repo
MiuiHome
MiuiHome is an easy-to-use Xposed module that unlocks a number of advanced settings of the stock MIUI launcher app.
MiuiHome: GitHub Repo
Physical Button Master Control
Physical Button Master Control from XDA Senior Member Xspeed is a powerful tool to customize the behavior of the physical keys on your Android smartphone. You can disable original button functions, launch app shortcuts, send media playback signals, and more through this module.
Physical Button Master Control: GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread
Simplicity Tools
Yet another module for Xiaomi users that enables you to modify various MIUI elements and their functionalities on the fly.
Simplicity Tools: GitHub Repo
Xposed edge
Xposed edge is an all-round module that provides you gesture control, key control, and numerous other smart triggers.
Xposed edge: XDA Discussion Thread
How to install an Xposed module?
When it comes to distributing an Xposed module, maintainers generally offer the compiled version in the form of a regular APK file. You can find some Xposed modules on the Google Play Store, while others can be downloaded directly from the Releases section of the corresponding GitHub repository. Moreover, LSPosed developers offer a centralized module repository (which is the spiritual successor to the original Xposed Module Repository), through which one can download as well as update the modules.
Downloading a Xposed module through LSPosed Module Repository
Since an Xposed module is nothing but a standard APK file, you can manually install it using ADB, or by following our Android apps sideloading guide. In case you’re planning to grab them from a module repository, make sure to follow the on-screen instructions carefully to perform the installation.
Xposed used to be one of XDA’s favorite modifications, and you can still do a lot of interesting things with its modules. If you’ve been waiting to expand your current ROM’s functionality and reclaim the features you lost through Xposed Framework, make sure to head to the aforementioned forum threads to experiment and discuss — just remember to be careful and use the search button beforehand for good measure.
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