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Claude edited this page Oct 14, 2026
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- Android 8.0 (API 27) or later. Android 10 (API 29) or later is recommended; some features are limited on older versions.
- Shizuku, which gives MoonClicker the system access it needs to create virtual displays and inject touches.
Open the latest release and download one APK:
| File | For |
|---|---|
MoonClicker-v<version>-arm64-v8a.apk |
Almost every phone made in the last several years |
MoonClicker-v<version>-universal.apk |
If you're not sure; larger, works everywhere |
x86 / x86_64
|
Emulators and x86 devices |
Install it. Your browser or file manager may ask you to allow installing unknown apps.
Install Shizuku and start it by following the official guide. The steps depend on your Android version: on Android 11 and later it can start over wireless debugging without a computer; on older versions it needs a computer with adb once per reboot. Starting it as adb rather than root is recommended.
- Open MoonClicker.
- If a bar at the top of the Scripts or Displays page says Permission Required, tap Grant and allow MoonClicker in the Shizuku dialog. If it says Shizuku Not Running, go back to step 2.
- The bar disappears once access is granted. You can check the state any time under Settings → Shizuku.
Granting notification permission (Settings → Permissions & System Features) is recommended, so each running script shows a notification with a stop button.
Next: Run the Example.
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