In this tutorial, we will make you aware of the Realme Flash Tool and its associated features. Android devices, thanks to its open-source nature, allows for a plentitude of customizations. The tech enthusiasts then take it a step further. They unlock the device’s bootloader, try out tons of mods, custom ROMs, etc. Likewise, they install a custom one like TWRP or even gain access to the system partition by rooting their devices.
However, these tweaks do come in with uninvited risks. If not done correctly, your device might go to the boot loop or soft-bricked state. In general, cases, if that happens, then you could easily flash the stock firmware via TWRP or flash its image files via fastboot commands. All this is possible because the stock firmware is mostly in ZIP format. However, with Realme things are different. They provide their fastboot package in an OFP format.
This file format isn’t directly supported by TWRP nor you could simply flash it via Fastboot commands. This usually spells out trouble for the end-users. Well not anymore. Using the Realme Flash Tool you could easily flash the stock firmware (OFP packages) onto the supported Realme devices. Before we list out the instructions to use this tool, let’s check out its feature set. Follow along.
What is Realme Flash Tool?
A tool built for the Windows OS, Realme Flash Tool allows users to flash the stock firmware onto their devices. This in turn brings in a ton of advantages for the device owners. First and foremost, you could install the OFP firmware directly via this tool (which isn’t possible via TWRP or fastboot). Furthermore, the OEM usually releases the updates in batches, hence not everyone gets the update in one go.
