That's why everyone's talking about the MultiFlash Tool V3.0. peeked at the newest update from the guy who made it, Hadi Khoirudin, and I gotta say, he was pretty upfront about it. He made it clear this is a version he "forked" for people to learn and mess around with. I really appreciate that honesty – he's not pretending it's some miracle cure, but honestly, it does a surprisingly good job for a freebie.
What's really cool about this latest update is how it looks. You can see from the pictures I posted, don't need to be a tech wizard to figure it out. It's got support for Qualcomm, MediaTek, and Spreadtrum chips all in one place. If you're just starting out or need a handy backup tool on your computer, this is definitely MultiFlash Tool V3.0 Free Updated 2026
Core Features
Qualcomm Features :
Qualcomm EDL (9008) Flashing
Cloud Auto Match Loader (No manual file search needed)
Sahara V2/V3 & Firehose Protocol Support
Automatic Storage Detection (UFS/eMMC)
Raw XML Firmware Flashing
Read, Write, and Erase Partitions
Smart Key Brute-force
MediaTek (MTK) Features :
BROM & Preloader Mode Support
Auto Detect Chip & Protocol
Auth Bypass (Crash/Exploit)
Unlock & Relock Bootloader
Format Data & Factory Reset
Backup & Restore NV (Network Data)
XFlash & XML Dual Protocol
RPMB Operations
Spreadtrum (SPD/Unisoc) :
PAC Firmware Flashing
FDL1 & FDL2 Booting
Read & Write IMEI
Factory Reset & FRP Reset
T760/T770 Signature Bypass
Manual Address Configuration
Fastboot & General Tools :
Read GPT / Partition Table
Payload.bin Firmware Extractor
OFP, OZIP, OPS Decryption
Super Partition Merging
Sparse to Raw Image Conversion
Fastboot Information Reader
Reboot to EDL/Recovery/Normal
Changelog (V3.0 Updates) Added :
Cloud Loader Matching for Qualcomm (Auto-downloads loaders).
Added: New Exploits for MediaTek security bypass.
Fixed: Spreadtrum FDL1/FDL2 connection bugs.
Improved: UI is now faster and supports Windows 11 better.
Updated: Internal database for newer chipsets (T760/T770).
Note: This is a forked version for educational purposes.
Here's how to get started with the MultiFlash Tool :
First, download and launch the tool. You'll typically want to run it as an administrator, and good news – it usually works right away without needing a full installation.
Next, figure out which tab to click. If you're working with a Redmi Note that has a MediaTek processor, go for the MTK tab. For Samsung or other general devices that use Qualcomm chips, you'll want to select the Qualcomm tab.
Now, let's get the files loaded. For MTK devices, especially for simple unlocking, you might not need any specific files. Just hit "Auto Detect." If you're on Qualcomm, make sure to tick the "Cloud Auto Match" box (you'll see it in the screenshots) so the tool can find the right loader for you. If you're dealing with Spreadtrum, you'll need to find your .PAC firmware file and then double-click the designated box to load it.
Time to connect your phone. Turn your mobile off. Then, press and hold both the Volume Up and Volume Down buttons, and while holding them, plug in the USB cable to your computer.
Finally, let's get things moving. Once the tool indicates it's detected a port or established a handshake (you'll see messages like "Port Detected" or "Handshake OK" in the log on the side), you can click the button for the action you want to perform, such as "Format Data" or "Write Partition." Just be patient and let it run until it reaches 100%.