Warning: Flashing to a Beta build from a production build-or going back to a Over the test environment or if you need to reinstall frequently, such as when Manually flashing a device is useful if you need precise control See the following table to download the system image for your You can also download the latest Android 13 Beta system image and manually flash
For Pixelĭevices, see Back up or restore data on your Pixel
Production build from a Beta build-requires a full device reset that removes all For complete instructions, see the Android Flash Toolĭocumentation. That supports WebUSB, such as Chrome or Edge 79+.Īndroid Flash Tool guides you step-by-step through the process of flashing yourĭevice-there's no need to have tools installed-but you will need to unlock yourĭevice and enable USB Debugging in DeveloperĬonnect your device over USB, then navigate to the Android Flash Android Flash Tool works with any Web browser Flash your device using Android Flash ToolĪndroid Flash Tool lets you securely flash an Android 13 Beta system image See Get Androidġ3 for other ways to get Android 13 for testing andĭevelopment.
Use the links and instructions below to update your supported device to the We'll also deliverįlashable images at each milestone, so you can choose the approach that works
Offered over-the-air updates of later preview builds. You'll need to do a full device reset, so make sure to back up your data first.Īndroid 13 Beta builds are only available for the following Google PixelĪfter you've flashed a Beta build to your Pixel device, you'll automatically be Helps you download an Android 13 system image and flash it to your device. Update that device to the latest build for testing and development. If you are a developer with a supported Google Pixel device, you can manually