For professional technicians
Built for trained repair teams handling customer-owned or otherwise authorized Google Pixel devices.
GPixel Tool gives technicians a clear Windows workflow for Root, network service, MDM repair, and two-stage Repair Security - with live compatibility checks, credit protection, encrypted payloads, and verified results.
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What is GPixel Tool?
The desktop tool, customer portal, service catalog, compatibility rules, encrypted artifacts, credit ledger, and operation history work together as one controlled system.
Built for trained repair teams handling customer-owned or otherwise authorized Google Pixel devices.
The tool identifies the phone, quotes the operation, shows each stage, and records the verified outcome.
An operation runs only when the connected model, build, security patch, and authorized payload policy agree.
Available operations
Each operation has its own eligibility, price, progress stages, and verification rules. The desktop confirms the exact quote before work starts.
Apply the correct server-authorized Root package for the connected phone, with compatibility and result verification.
A guided network-service workflow with device identity checks, protected credit handling, and a recorded result.
Authorized service for eligible devices using validated identifiers and protected operation records.
The first security-repair stage: compatibility resolution, protected backups, encrypted RILD delivery, and verified device changes.
The recovery stage that validates the repair record, restores the protected modem backup, and requests the recovery wipe.
Simple credit pricing
Credits are service units held in your account. The connected device is checked and a final quote is shown before an operation can begin.
| Service | First run | Same-device repeat | Expected window |
|---|---|---|---|
| Root | 10 credits | Free | Up to 30 min |
| Network Service | 10 credits | 10 credits | Up to 15 min |
| MDM Repair | 25 credits | 25 credits | Up to 15 min |
| Repair Security 1 | 15 credits | 15 credits | Up to 15 min |
| Repair Security 2 | 20 credits | 20 credits | Up to 15 min |
Public prices are current catalog defaults. Customer-specific pricing may apply; your signed-in quote is authoritative. Explicit confirmation is required, including free repeat operations.
Supported models
These devices are recognized by the current catalog. Final service availability is always checked against the exact model, build, Android version, security patch, and published mapping.
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Repair Security explained
Repair Security is intended for supported rooted devices and trained technicians. Both stages are independently priced and independently verified.
Repair Security 1
The tool checks root and compatibility, creates protected modem and device-information backups, obtains the approved encrypted RILD image, applies the authorized security changes, verifies the result, and reboots normally.
Repair Security 2
The tool validates the repair record or standalone backup, preserves recovery copies, restores the modem state, verifies critical changes, and requests the recovery data wipe.
A predictable operation
The desktop shows the important decisions and stages while the server keeps a trustworthy job and credit record.
Access your customer portal →Before you begin
Prepare the workstation and phone before reserving credits. A stable connection matters during device writes.
Windows 10 or Windows 11, 64-bit, with sufficient free disk space for the tool and protected recovery backups.
A high-quality USB data cable, working port, Google USB/ADB drivers, and no unstable hub between the phone and PC.
USB debugging enabled and the workstation authorized on the phone. Some operations require root or a supported boot state.
Internet access, a permitted account, sufficient available credits, and authorization to service the connected device.
Back up important data before any advanced repair. Repair Security 2 explicitly requests a full recovery wipe.
Do not substitute files manually. The desktop must approve the model, build, patch level, and current artifact mapping.
Security and accountability
Root and RILD artifacts use private server storage, encrypted delivery, compatibility policies, short-lived authorization, and job/device binding. Operation stages, administrator actions, and credit movements remain traceable.
Desktop application
Current stable release for Windows 10/11, 64-bit.
458260b1f1216fbc425d31c148bf2869713551b920910edc3ab2ddf9303a1eebFrequently asked questions
Service availability and the final credit quote are confirmed from the connected phone inside the desktop tool.
It is a Windows desktop and web platform for authorized Google Pixel Root, network service, MDM repair, and Repair Security operations. It combines device checks, compatible payload delivery, progress, billing, and service records.
No. The model list shows recognized targets. Each operation still requires an exact server match for device identity, build, Android version, security patch, client version, and an active compatibility mapping.
Your account has total, reserved, and available credits. The tool displays a quote and asks for confirmation, then reserves the amount during the operation. Required verification must pass before successful paid work is finalized.
Under the current policy, yes. A successfully rooted physical device receives a zero-credit repeat entitlement for the same Root policy version, even across customer accounts. It still creates a recorded operation and requires confirmation.
Yes. Repair Security 1 and 2 are advanced operations for supported rooted devices. Stage 1 also requires two valid IMEIs, and Stage 2 requires a suitable modem backup.
Yes. Stage 2 requests a recovery data wipe after the verified restore. Back up customer data first. The result records that the wipe was requested because the phone normally leaves ADB during recovery.
No. Pixel 10a is excluded from the current shared RILD_10.img mapping. Never choose or copy RILD files manually; wait for an explicit compatibility approval from the desktop tool.
Yes. Authentication, current pricing, compatibility, operation authorization, and protected payload delivery depend on the server. Keep both internet and USB connections stable during work.
Professional users working on devices they own or have explicit authorization to service. GPixel Tool must not be used to defeat ownership, account, or legal controls.
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