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i4Tools is a professional iOS device management tool that allows you to manage, flash, jailbreak, and repair iOS devices. It's an alternative to iTunes with advanced features like iCloud bypass, app management, and data backup.
Learn more in our About page.
Yes, i4Tools is free to download and use. You can access most features without any cost.
i4Tools is developed by SHENZHEN WAIP Information Technology Co., Ltd. and is widely used by millions of users. However, always download from official sources and use at your own risk, especially for advanced features like jailbreaking.
i4Tools is primarily available in Chinese. For English-speaking users, the developer has released 3uTools, which is the English version. Visit www.3utools.com for more information.
Download i4Tools from the download page or official website. Follow the installation instructions for your operating system (Windows, Mac, or Linux).
See our Getting Started Guide for detailed instructions.
If your device is not detected:
System requirements vary by platform:
See the download page for full requirements.
Connect your device, open i4Tools, and use the backup feature. You can create full backups or selective backups of specific data types.
Learn more in our Backup and Restore Guide.
Yes, i4Tools supports firmware flashing, which allows you to upgrade or downgrade iOS versions. However, downgrading is only possible if Apple is still signing the older iOS version.
See our Firmware Flashing Guide.
i4Tools offers iCloud bypass functionality for supported devices. This feature helps bypass activation locks, but it's important to note that this should only be used on devices you own.
Learn more about iCloud bypass.
Yes, one of i4Tools' key features is the ability to install apps and games without requiring an Apple ID. Browse the app library and install directly.
Explore app management features.
If i4Tools crashes or freezes:
If backup fails:
If firmware flashing fails: