Shizuku For Android 16
120 FPS Tool App
If you’ve searched for a way to unlock 120 FPS in your game, this is it. The 120 FPS Tool App now works on Android 16 — here’s how to set it up properly using Shizuku.
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Shizuku is an app that gives other apps special permissions on your phone without needing full root access. Think of it as a helper that runs in the background and allows tools like 120 FPS Tool apps to actually work the way they should.
Without Shizuku, most tools don’t apply settings properly. With it, everything runs clean.
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Step-by-Step GuideFirst, connect your device to a hotspot or Wi-Fi. This is necessary only once — after the initial setup, you won’t need to reconnect every time. Once connected, proceed to the next step.
Tip: A stable Wi-Fi connection is recommended over mobile data for the pairing process to work reliably.
Go to your Play Store and download the required application. This app is crucial for fixing the storage permission issue. Ensure you install it properly to avoid any problems during setup.
Important: For Android 16, download Shizuku from our Telegram channel — the Play Store version is not updated yet.
Go to Settings → About Device, then find Build Number and tap it 7–8 times rapidly. You’ll see a message confirming Developer Options are now unlocked.
Enabling Developer Options is essential — the following steps won’t work without it. If you’re unsure how to do this on your specific device, search for instructions based on your device model.
Tip: You may be asked to enter your PIN or password before Developer Options unlock.
After enabling Developer Options, go back to Settings → Developer Options. Here, toggle on both USB Debugging and Wireless Debugging. These settings are required for the pairing step that follows.
Inside Developer Options → Wireless Debugging, tap “Pair Device with Pairing Code.” A unique pairing code will be generated for your device. Note this code — you’ll need it in the next step.
Note: The pairing code is unique to your device and session. It changes each time, so always use the freshly generated code.
Open the Shizuku app and enter the pairing code where prompted. This step links Shizuku to your device’s wireless debugging session. The code shown on your screen is what you input here — it’s different for every device.
Confused? Your screen will show exactly where to enter the code inside Shizuku. If you need extra help, plenty of videos are available online for your specific device model.
After entering the pairing code, follow the on-screen instructions to complete the setup. Once Shizuku is running, open your 120 FPS Tool App — Shizuku will now grant it the permissions it needs to properly apply your FPS and graphics settings.
You’re done! Make sure to complete each step carefully. If Shizuku is running correctly, you’ll see a green “Running” status in the app. Your 120 FPS unlock is now active.
Ready to Unlock 120 FPS on Android 16?
Get Shizuku from our Telegram channel — it’s the version updated for Android 16 that the Play Store doesn’t have yet.
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