GFX Tool Pro (Paid) APK for PUBG & BGMI

The description of GFX Tool Pro (Paid) APK for PUBG & BGMI

GFX Tool Pro is a third-party graphics tweaker that sets the render options for PUBG Mobile and BGMI before you launch the game: resolution, graphics quality, frame rate up to 60 or 90 FPS, shadow style and more. It is not made by Tencent and it is not part of the game. One thing to be clear about up front: using a tool like this carries a real risk of a ban on your PUBG account, so read the ban section below before you install anything.

The Paid version is the full app, with the settings unlocked and no in-app purchase prompts. The file on this page is scanned for malware and installed on a real Android device by our editors before publishing, we have done this since 2018.

What is GFX Tool Pro?

GFX Tool Pro is a separate app you open before the game. You pick your graphics preset there, apply it, then start PUBG Mobile or BGMI and the game loads with those settings. It can push options the in-game menu hides on some phones, like a higher frame rate or an HD render on a mid-range device. It is a standalone tweaker, not affiliated with Tencent or the makers of PUBG, and the Paid build is simply the version with everything enabled.

What it can change

• Render resolution, so the game looks sharper (or lighter, if you drop it).
• Graphics quality, from smooth up to HD.
• Frame rate, targeting 60 FPS or 90 FPS where the hardware allows.
• Shadow and lighting style, plus other visual detail.
• Turning off extra effects to hold a steadier FPS on a weaker phone.

Ban risk (read this first)

Here is the honest part most download pages skip. Under the PUBG Mobile rules, third-party tools like GFX tweakers are not allowed, because they change the game's files to force those settings. Tencent treats that as a violation of its terms, and it does hand out bans for it, including permanent ones. This holds even though a graphics tweaker gives you no aim or gameplay advantage, the tool itself is the problem, not what it does on the screen. So no, we are not going to tell you this is safe. If keeping your account matters to you, that risk is the whole story.

Legit ways to boost FPS instead

If you want smoother frames without gambling your account, you have safe options that break no rules:

• Use the graphics settings inside PUBG Mobile or BGMI itself, they already offer frame-rate and quality choices.
• Turn on your phone's performance or game mode, most Android phones ship with one.
• Close background apps and free up memory before a match.
• Keep the game and your system updated, new builds often run better.

None of these touch the game files, so none of them put your account at risk.

Paid version — what to know

GFX Tool Pro is a paid app, so the developer charges for the full version. If you can, buy it from the developer to support the work. We list the APK here as a convenience for people who already own it or want to test it, and we do not push you toward dodging the price. The version, package name and Paid badge for the current build are shown in the info line at the top of this page, and we re-check the file after each update.

How to download and install

The download is a single APK and it installs like any other sideloaded app.

1. Tap the green Download APK button at the top of this page, the file downloads directly, no registration or SMS.
2. Allow installation from unknown sources for your browser or file manager (Settings → Security).
3. Open the file, tap Install, then launch GFX Tool Pro.
4. Pick a preset (resolution, quality, FPS), apply it, and start the game.

First time sideloading? Our APK install guide walks through the same steps with screenshots. And one more time, plainly: applying these presets to PUBG Mobile can get your account flagged, so use it knowing that.

GFX Tool Pro: bottom line

GFX Tool Pro gives you fine control over how PUBG Mobile and BGMI render, which can help on phones the in-game menu limits. The catch is the ban risk, because third-party tweakers break the PUBG terms. If your account is worth keeping, the in-game graphics settings and your phone's game mode do most of the same job safely. Want other utilities? Browse our tools section for more.