How To Install Android 14 On Your Raspberry Pi

Before you can start installing Android 14 onto your Raspberry Pi, you need to obtain a copy of the OS. Well, that and make sure it isn’t full of viruses that will destroy your Pi.

To download Android 14, you just have to find it on the internet. Many Raspberry Pi aficionados recommend the builds available through emteria and KonstaKANG. If you use the emteria edition, you don’t need to actually download Android 14 to your PC, just make an account on the website (don’t worry, it’s free to start). The KonstaKANG copy, however, is a bit more complicated. 

At the top of the KonstaKANG page, select the device you plan to use, i.e., Raspberry Pi 3, 4, or 5. Then click on the Android 14 build you want. Read through the page to make sure the build will cooperate with all of the hardware you want to use, and finally click on the download link. You will receive a .zip file, and you don’t need to (and shouldn’t) unzip it.

Depending on your internet speed, your Android 14 build will be available shortly, after which you can move on to the next step.