Realme devices are getting so much popular these days due to their price to hardware specification ratio apart from improved features and tough competition to other budget or mid-budget segment smartphone brands. Previously smartphone OEMs provide a simple compressed firmware file to extract but now OEMs offer OZIP, BIN, etc formats. If you’re a Realme device user, you can check How to Extract Boot Image from Realme Firmware.
Due to Android customizations, users are more interested in flashing third-party firmware, installing modules, installing root access via Magisk, etc. Obviously, your device will have a superpower after enabling root access on it. But having root using Magisk requires a stock boot image file of the stock firmware. That’s why extracting the OZIP format Realme stock ROM file is necessary if you want to get the stock boot.img file, vendor patch, etc.

Why do we need a boot image?
As we’ve just mentioned in the above paragraph, the stock boot.img file is required to be patched via the Magisk Manager app on your Android device and then you can install root via flashing that patched boot image file using the Fastboot command. So, boot.img file is one of the most important parts if you don’t want to use TWRP recovery.
Plenty of users mostly prefer to go with the Magisk rooting process rather than flashing Magisk Installer ZIP via TWRP. Stock Boot Image file is a necessary part of the firmware file that includes a set of codes to be run on the device every time you turn on your phone. Therefore, it always comes with the stock firmware file from the manufacturer in a compressed file. For Realme and OPPO devices, it’s compressed in OZIP format.















after is how I can install this on my phone?I have real me x3 I Downloaded everything.And after this what to do?