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How to Flash SuperSU using TWRP recovery and Root any Android device [v2.82 SR5]

If you have an Android device that is bootloader unlockable and have a custom recovery for itself, then congratulations! Your device is eligible for the world’s easiest method…

If you have an Android device that is bootloader unlockable and have a custom recovery for itself, then congratulations! Your device is eligible for the world’s easiest method…

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If you have an Android device that is bootloader unlockable and have a custom recovery for itself, then congratulations! Your device is eligible for the world’s easiest method to get root access.

SuperSU is a superuser manager app by developer Chainfire, which manages root permissions on your device once it’s rooted. And thankfully, Chainfire has also created a recovery flashable zip file for SuperSU which contains the SuperSU app and the binaries required to get root access. What this means is you can flash the SuperSU zip via a custom recovery and get root access on any Android device.

Grab the latest SuperSU file from the link below and follow the instructions on how to flash it using TWRP recovery.

Download SuperSU v2.82 SR5 (.zip)

How to Flash SuperSU zip via TWRP Recovery

  1. Download and transfer the SuperSU zip file from the download link above to your device’s storage.
  2. Boot your device into TWRP recovery.
  3. Tap on Install and select the SuperSU zip file that you transferred to your device in Step 1.
  4. After selecting the .zip file, do Swipe to Confirm Flash on the bottom of screen to begin the flashing process.
  5. Once SuperSU is flashed, you’ll get Reboot System option, select it.

Congratulations! Your device should be rooted now. Look for the SuperSU app in app drawer.

To verify root access, you can download this Root Checker app from Play Store.

55 responses to “How to Flash SuperSU using TWRP recovery and Root any Android device [v2.82 SR5]”

  1. Phineas Avatar

    How to I flash it with the other one? (not TWRP)

  2. abhi nayak Avatar
    abhi nayak

    Hi
    my mobile not root successful
    How root my mib.
    Samsung galaxy grand quattro gt i8522

    1. John Avatar

      u must unlock the bootloader first

      1. Amitesh Avatar

        You can’t flash TWRP file without unlocking the bootloader other website has assumed that you have unlocked bootloader flashed TWRP and downloaded the SuperSU.zip from the link to yoiu SD card

      2. Justin ndukwe Avatar
        Justin ndukwe

        Yup , because you have to unlock the boot loader that will allow you to run twrp

  3. Bhanuka Avatar

    it’s not work for galaxy s3,s4,s5,s6

  4. Bhanuka Avatar

    it’s work with TWRP recovery. without TWRP recovery not root.

  5. Ken Avatar

    ty……have tried everything to root ZTE Zmax and this was the eaisest and worked well TY

  6. JOhan Avatar

    Unable to root Gigabyte tm105 tried every possible way but failed everytime.

  7. ashok Avatar

    Supersu

  8. Rjvimal Avatar

    thanks a lot!!! working GREAT!!!

  9. Rajendra Avatar
    Rajendra

    I flashed it and installed SuperSU in recovery mode but it is not shown in the system and its not rooted. I have tried installing many times but it is of no use.

    1. vasu Avatar

      Did you mount the external card, if not first mount the card then you will see the zip file

  10. Danny Avatar

    I do not get an install option in recovery mode. LG G3 6.0 Verizon.

    1. Cygan Avatar
      Cygan

      Its most likely called different when you dont have TWRP

  11. freetrialtips.com Avatar

    Likewise includes both paid and free apls and games.You may get many days of outdoor enjoy.

    During the right hand side menu, yyou will discover
    a “music” resolution.root my andrkid phone (freetrialtips.com)

  12. int1422 Avatar
    int1422

    This one work for me. SM-N910C
    Thank you my friend.

  13. alvibdn Avatar

    dear,
    once (fastboot flash recovery twrp.img) see the problem (failed) (remot: server not allowed) how to solve this problems please help.

  14. william Avatar

    So, Ive almost gotten to the end, to flash the SuperSU zip, but everytime I try to enter recovery, I get the dead Andi with “No Command”. Any thoughts? Thanks.

    Moto X Pure edition

    1. CK Avatar

      You are now on stock recovery. Flash TWRP first.

  15. Zeltyc Avatar
    Zeltyc

    HELP! I did everything, the supersu zip file is in /storage/emulated/0 but when I enter recovery mode I just CANT FIND ANY ZIP FILE!!! ? I tried to put it at different places like in /storage/android/data (this is the only location my recovery mode is leting me access!) I am usin a Moto E2 (LTE) with android 6.0 Marshmallow.

  16. rishabh Avatar
    rishabh

    hey thats nt work on my galaxy j7 …. supersu has failed what should i do??

  17. nishant Avatar
    nishant

    Any tool to install twrp recovery in OPPO f1

  18. nishant Avatar
    nishant

    Plsss help me … For installing twrp recovery in OPPO f1

  19. Josh Patch Avatar

    i uh failed some how with the supersu part and now im stuck 🙁 please help

  20. gabriel Avatar

    Buen trabajo, instalado y funcionando, gracias.

  21. Rudy Avatar

    I have followed the instructions and when I try to boot it I get a failed message. It says it can not verify whole-file signature. What do I do now?

  22. Joseph Querengesser Avatar

    Thanks for this. I’m just getting into rooting, and wondering your opinion on TWRP verses Titanium backup pro. My main purposes for rooting are not to flash custom ROMS, but rather to be able to create complete back ups including system and app settings, and all internal data and links to data on the external sd card. Will I have to use both TWRP manager and Titanium or just one of them to achieve this?

    I also hope to synchronize everything between two identical devices. Perhaps you can suggest a good complete synchronisation software beyond one of these two backup apps if that would be more suited for that part.

  23. Nur Ardiansyah Avatar

    Works well on Android 7.1 Nougat device. Thanks. ?

  24. adnan Avatar

    Not working.. i have super su and it is stopped on the yu logo… by the way i m using yu yunique

  25. Mark Avatar

    I followed the instructions and got to the part where i reboot into TWRP mode and install the supersu zip and it just says “install failed”

  26. Dorothea lawless Avatar

    This worked For me. Thanks

  27. mark Avatar

    Thank you. It’s working.

  28. 1Ton Avatar

    Very well written easy to follow instructions. Thanks for writing this. I now have SuperSU installed on my Samsung Galaxy and have root access. Once again, thank you.

  29. Rene Avatar

    This has been so easy and informative as I followed through these guidelines and managed to install a superUS, which enabled my phone to have root access. Thanks for these guidelines.

  30. yogesh Avatar
    yogesh

    How to root lenovo k3 note please say something

  31. Warner Avatar
    Warner

    I did try but it didn’t work. My phone is Huawei Mate 9

    1. skeltonh Avatar
      skeltonh

      Same here. Huawei changed something in an update to keep device encrypted.

  32. DARA Avatar

    I really want my LG Stylo 2 Plus “ROOTED”. Someone please help!

  33. J J Avatar

    I don’t get it. I have to be Rooted already to install TWRP. Twrp can only be installed on a rooted phone, it says !. So why would one then install SuperSU to get root ?

    1. Asadullah Asif Cheema Avatar
      Asadullah Asif Cheema

      There is another way of getting TWRP without root using odin. Another reason for you following this tutorial could be because SuperSU is the best and most powerful root for android, but cant be installed without recovery. You could flash TWRP with a different root app, like KingRoot (I hate KingRoot), remove it and then flash SuperSU.

      1. David McCleary Avatar
        David McCleary

        You can also install TWRP in ADB and FASTBOOT mode

      2. David McCleary Avatar
        David McCleary

        however be aware that each TWRP image is phone specific and if you flash the wrong one you could brick your phone

  34. siXth pr1m3 Avatar
    siXth pr1m3

    Binary got messed up after I tried installing Magisk. This post helped me out. Thank you 🙂

  35. ab Avatar

    Is there a way to root vivo y55s I tried almost everything all the apps kingroot, kingo root, iroot etc also is their an official custom recovery for I really can’t find one

  36. Dark Vision Tv Avatar
    Dark Vision Tv

    When I flash su then ok after mobile reboot there is no su and no root

  37. jaz Avatar

    what if i root my device from ‘kingroot’ app? will it make any difference and will i still be able to flash roms and GAapps?

    1. ye Avatar

      use supersu its bettter than kingroot

  38. EVIL GHOST ALT Avatar
    EVIL GHOST ALT

    i think i just bricked my device
    crap.

    1. dimas pras Avatar
      dimas pras

      hahaha

  39. Guillermo Zárate Avatar
    Guillermo Zárate

    How long does it take? Because I am waiting since almost 1 hour.

  40. Zain Raza Namdar Avatar
    Zain Raza Namdar

    its not showing in app drawer , neither root checker is verifying any root. i flashed zip file through twrp .. i mentioned sucess and on reboot nothing. now i cant even install it through any app or some thing .. how can i uninstall it ????

  41. Aman Mallick Avatar
    Aman Mallick

    Does it will format my phone after rooting

    1. YE Avatar

      nope