Building an Android app has never been easy. But in this article, you will learn how to clone an Android app with your phone. Some people will recommend Android Studio. But we know that Android Studio does not work on mobile phones and in some low-end computers. The easiest method so far is by using Android APK Editor. With the Android APK Editor, you can rebuild a new app from scratch or clone an existing app.

How to Rebuild An Android App Using APK Editor

To begin, you will need to download APK editor from Play store. Once you have downloaded the app, open it.

Select an APK File

This option is to be used if you already have the APK file on your phone. If you don’t have the APK; there is another option for that discussed below. If you have the APK file, let’s proceed. Click on “Select an APK File“. Locate the folder where the file is saved and select it. Four options will be shown to you as follows;

1. Full Edit (RESOURCE REBUILD)
2. Simple Edit (FILE REPLACEMENT)
3. Common Edit
4. XML File Edit (BETA)

Select Full Edit (RESOURCE REBUILD), if you want to rebuild the whole app from scratch. If you want to replace files such as images, videos etc, select Simple Edit (FILE REPLACEMENT). XML File Edit is still in Beta Mode and can be used to edit XML files. This option is available only on the Pro Version. Once you have edited or added whatever you want, click on the build button to rebuild the Whole App.

If you don’t have the APK file on your Phone, simply click on “Select APK from App” from homepage to extract from an already existing app.

If you encounter any problem with the Android APK EDITOR, let me know through the comment section