Android application compilation tool (Android Killer)

Android Killer is a visual Android application reverse engineering tool that integrates Apk decompilation, Apk packaging, Apk signature, encoding mutual conversion, ADB communication (application installation-uninstallation-running-device file management) and other special functions, and supports logcat logs Output, syntax highlighting, search within the project based on keywords (supports single line of code or multi-line code segments), and customizable external tools; absorbing and integrating the functions and features of multiple tools to create a one-stop reverse tool operation experience, greatly simplifying It eliminates all kinds of tedious work in the process of modifying Android applications/games.

Function introduction

1. Visualized, fully automatic decompilation, compilation, and signature; supports batch compilation of APKs.
2. Use a tree directory to manage the decompiled Apk source code files. Browsing, opening, and editing can all be implemented in the software. You can switch freely between different projects, which is convenient and fast.
3. Automatically identify image resources and provide a quick replacement function for such resources to facilitate modification of such image resources.
4. The built-in code editor supports syntax highlighting of various format files including (but not limited to) .samli, .xml, .html, etc., and automatically matches the corresponding syntax according to the smali file format; it also supports the use of the system editor. Edit code files.
5. Built-in single or multi-line code keyword search based on file content, which can display unlimited search results and classify them in the form of tags; you can specify the search range (the entire project or search in specified files or folders), upper and lower case , encoding type; from now on, you can easily complete the search task without using other tools.
6. Embedded Unicode, UTF8, and ANSI coding mutual conversion tools to facilitate the retrieval of hard-coded text and related Chinese modifications.
7. Built-in debugging tools such as Log facilitate advanced operations such as application process and logcat output viewing, and monitor and modify the running status of apk to help analyze and find errors.
8. Built-in ADB function, including using ADB to install, uninstall, run modified apk to the device (or simulator), conduct testing, and manage the storage files of the connected device (including system and user files)
9. All operation steps and results will be displayed in the log window for easy viewing.
10. Gadgets such as notepad and calculator are supported by default. The open setting interface allows you to customize external tools as needed to meet individual needs.

Things to note

Note: If the software prompts that the JAVA SDK is not found when running for the first time, it means that the JAVA SDK is not installed or the JAVA SDK is not set to the WINDOWS system environment variable. Please manually configure the JAVA SE environment offline installation package yourself. In addition, related file formats such as xml, smali, html, jar, etc. can be directly dragged to the window interface to open. Drag the folder containing the image to the window interface to preview the related formats in the image.