Extract APK Files from Installed Games or Apps in LDPlayer

You can copy the APK of an app that is already installed in LDPlayer to your PC. The method uses File Manager with root access, then the shared folders to move the file. This guide also covers how to find the OBB data folder and judge wheth

Apps & Games

By AndroidEmulator · Covers LDPlayer

Before You Start

Prerequisites: Root permission turned on in LDPlayer settings. The source article does not give the menu path, so check the settings of your LDPlayer version.; The app or game package name. It appears in the Google Play page address, after `id=`.

Step-by-Step

On the home screen, open System Apps.
Open File Manager.
Click the u2261 menu in the upper-left corner.
Select Settings.
Go to General settings > Access mode.
Select Root Access mode.
Go back and click the u2261 menu again.
Select Root folder.
Open the data folder.
Open the app folder.
Open the folder whose name contains the app's package name.
Find the file named `base`. This is the APK.
Tick the checkbox to the left of `base`.
Click Shared folder in the right toolbar.
Select Android Shared Folder.
Click u2507 in the upper-right corner.
Select Copy selection here.
Scroll down and confirm that `base` appears in the folder.
Click Shared folder in the right toolbar, then select PC Shared Folder to open the file on your PC.
Open `/storage/emulated/0/Android/obb`.
Open the folder whose name is the game's package name.
Repeat steps 13 to 17 for the OBB file.
Open PC Shared Folder and locate the OBB file.

## Overview You can copy the APK of an app that is already installed in LDPlayer to your PC. The method uses File Manager with root access, then the shared folders to move the file. This guide also covers how to find the OBB data folder and judge whether a game needs OBB files.

## Verify The base file, and any other APK files in the package-name folder, appear in PC Shared Folder on your PC.

## Notes and Troubleshooting

Copy APK files only for your own backup or for installs you are allowed to make. Check the app’s terms before you share a copy.
Some apps split their installation into several APK files. Copy every file in the set to the Android Shared Folder, so the package is complete.
To judge whether a game uses OBB files, check the size of the base file against the size shown on the app’s Play Store listing. The source example compares a 96.27 MB base file with a listed size of 94.91 MB, so that game has no OBB file. A base file much smaller than the listed size suggests one or two OBB files. We did not measure these sizes ourselves.

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