You can easily do that using android multitool. It allows you to decompile, sign and recompile apk. If you want to see source code, then you should use dex-to-jar converter and convert your app to jar file.
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Is it possible to decompile an APK, change the code, then recompile it?
Yes, it is possible to decompile an APK, modify its code, and then recompile it using tools like APKTool, JADX, and Smali. However, doing this without permission can lead to legal and ethical issues.
If you're thinking about modifying kucing APK, be sure to understand the risks. Changing the code might affect its functionality, and if not done correctly, the app may not work as expected. Always proceed with caution.
Thank you it helps a lot.
Yes, it’s definitely possible, but it requires a good understanding of how APKs and Android app structures work. Tools like multitools can help, but you still need to be careful with signing and dependencies after recompiling. Even small code edits can cause build errors if resources or manifests aren’t aligned correctly. It’s a great way to learn, though just make sure you’re doing it on apps you own or have permission to modify.
I’ll give Android Multitool and the dex-to-jar converter a try — sounds like a great way to explore and modify APK files efficiently.
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