Learn how to root your Google Pixel 9 Pro with our detailed 2025 guide. Unlock full control with Magisk, TWRP, and DigitalNerds.
This guide provides step-by-step instructions to root your Google Pixel 9 Pro using Magisk and TWRP. Unlock custom ROMs, rooted apps, and more with DigitalNerds.
⚠️ This will wipe your data. Backup everything important.
fastboot devicesConfirm your device is detected
fastboot flashing unlock
boot.img or init_boot.img file (depending on your device’s firmware)boot.img or init_boot.img from the extracted firmware to your deviceboot.img or init_boot.imgmagisk_patched-xxx.img)⚠️ Disclaimer: Check your device’s firmware to confirm whether it uses boot.img or init_boot.img. Using the wrong image can brick your device. Refer to XDA Forums or your device’s firmware documentation.
fastboot flash boot magisk_patched-xxx.imgor, if your firmware uses
init_boot:fastboot flash init_boot magisk_patched-xxx.img
fastboot reboot
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Coming soon: Download pre-rooted firmware or ready-to-flash root files for Google Pixel 9 Pro directly from DigitalNerds.
Alternatively, find community-contributed root files for Google Pixel 9 Pro on:
👉 XDA Forums
👉 Needrom.com
(Note: Verify compatibility with your Google Pixel 9 Pro firmware version.)
Rooting your Google Pixel 9 Pro grants superuser access, allowing you to install custom ROMs, use rooted apps, and customize your device with tools like Magisk or TWRP.
Rooting Google 9 Pro is safe if you follow our guide carefully. Backup data, use verified tools like Magisk, and avoid unofficial firmware to prevent issues.
Yes, you can unroot Google Pixel 9 Pro by flashing stock firmware via Fastboot. Visit DigitalNerds for an unrooting guide.
If your Google 9 Pro is stuck in a bootloop, boot into TWRP recovery (if installed) and wipe cache/data. Reflash the stock firmware using Fastboot.
Ensure you’ve flashed the correct magisk_patched-xxx.img (boot or init_boot). Check compatibility with your Google Pixel 9 Pro firmware version on XDA Forums.
You've successfully rooted your Google Pixel 9 Pro! Enjoy custom ROMs, rooted apps, and full control with DigitalNerds.
⚠️ Rooting your device may void the warranty and can potentially brick your phone if not done correctly. Ensure you use the correct boot.img or init_boot.img for your firmware. Proceed only if you understand the risks.
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