Unlock 120 fps experimental mode
Learn how to unlock 120 fps using fps unlocker experimental mode.
StableUnlock higher frame rates and optimize graphics for smoother gameplay.
FPS Unlocker opens up 90 FPS, 120 FPS and higher frame-rate options on supported devices, with graphics settings you can adjust for performance and frame stability in compatible games.
Shizuku is optional. Most of the app works without it — it is used as a local system interface to apply certain utility functions on supported devices, and it never sends anything off the device.
Read the Shizuku setup guideEvery permission FPS Unlocker – Gaming Tool asks for, and what it is used for.
Full detail is in the FPS Unlocker – Gaming Tool privacy policy.
The things worth knowing up front, rather than after.
No. FPS Unlocker runs on an unrooted device. It changes device-side frame-rate and graphics options that your hardware already supports.
No — Shizuku is optional here. Certain utility functions use the Shizuku API as a local system interface on supported devices, but the app does not depend on it to run.
Feature availability depends on device hardware and on whether the game supports the frame rate. A display that cannot refresh above 60 Hz cannot show more than 60 FPS, whatever any app reports.
Yes. Higher frame rates increase battery consumption and device temperature. That trade-off is inherent to running the display and GPU faster.
FPS Unlocker supports Android 8 and above.
Learn how to unlock 120 fps using fps unlocker experimental mode.
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