Super.img? do you know about it? if you are here then i guess so, but for the folks who have no idea about super.img, for them in simple it's basically a super hero for your Android devices, but a digital one, I'm not exaggerating, here's why, super.img also known as dynamic partitions developed by Google for Android 10+ devices, that contains system, product, vendor partitions of firmware i mean stock rom, but for custom rom or GSI super.img, they usually won't provide product, so it may only contain system, vendor, images but it depends on custom rom and GSI, at the end Super.img is crucial as it contains all the partitions, which means if anything happens to your Android device like soft or hard brick, then you can simply flash super.img through fastboot, it will restore Android to factory state, which is why always backup your rom Super.img.

The primary benefits of Super.img is it's dynamic partitions, in sense it allows partitons to be resized as per requirements, due to such flexibility, OEMs were able to work and push updates faster to users conveniently, which wasn't the case in Android 9 or older versions, where there is no dynamic partitons, so system, product and vendor used to be fixed size, due to that OEMs have no choice other than to do everything in limited, restricted and fixed size paritions, which is difficult and complicated due to that back then OEMs used to do a lot of hard work and had no choice other than to push updates slowly to users which is inconvenient for both OEMs and users, anyway if you have new smartphone with Android 10+ then fortunately you don't have go through all that hassle, you are in pretty comfortable zone and good to go.

Especially, if you have Android 10+ devices with dual A/B slot, then you'll be able to get more benefits out of dynamic partitions like for instance OEMs were able to push updates way faster for example as there is A and B slot, if you are using operating system in A slot, then they will provide update to inactive B slot and vice versa, thus even if latest update software is buggy or has problem anywhere, it will revert back to working and stable operating system available in slot A  including that as there is A and B slot, you will able to flash and enjoy dual Android operating systems through dynamic system loader in short DSU, with that if your 
stock rom is on A slot, you can flash custom rom or GSI on slot B, if you don't want stock rom, then you can run dual custom roms or GSIs as per DSU side loader compatibility, isn't that super cool? 

That's why, make sure your Android device has both dynamic partitions and A/B slot to ensure future proof and level up your Android usage, but in any case even if your device doesn't have A/B slots, don't worry still if you have Android 10+ then you will be able to get super.img in your stock firmware, though most OEMs usually provide super.img as it is in stock firmware, but some OEMs do not directly provide super.img in stock firmware instead they will package them into payload.bin file like on old or Xiaomi devices, while realme package super.img into .ofp files, in order to extract them you have to use different tools, at this point we are not gonna discuss about them for that you can search and check for our articles, in this context as per the article if you already extracted or somehow got super.img from stock, custom rom, GSI then we are going to share how you extract super.img using UKA.

Why do we have to extract super.img in first place, hmm that's a valid question, as said earlier you can repair your Android device to factory mode by flashing super.img isn't it? so you may be wondering just flash super.img? why to use UKA to extract it right? yes in most cases you can simply flash super.img directly in fastboot and if you have custom recovery like TWRP then you can not only back up partitions individually but also restore and flash them, but the problem here is not everyone have custom recovery, even if you have custom recovery back up partitions in .win format files, and thought you can flash super.img using custom recovery but prior that you have to execute resize super.img command in fastboot to ensure it'll flash successfully, else it may throw errors like no sufficient space or can't flash .img,  etc, while sometimes it depends, for whatever reasons you may have to only flash individual partitions, in that case UKA will be saviour.

Unpacker Kitchen for Android inshort UKA not only let you extract system, product, vendor partitions from super.img without PC, but also has many other useful tools which are used by geeks and custom rom developers, though UKA was originally developed by Kody Vadim, but later many other developers like blackangel, sujan3903 etc, contributed in the development of UKA with numerous new options and features or translation russian language to english and other languages, at present we are going to use UKA by blackangel as it's free and open source, including that it's also available as magisk module, as it's systemless it's considered as more safe and reliable, but always use Magisk boot loop protector or backup your data before installing UKA as it can cause device bootloop, crash or make it unusable so, kindly proceed with caution, we are not responsible for any damage caused by using UKA to your Android devices, so do you like it? are you interested in UKA - Unpacker Kitchen for Android? if yes then let's explore more.

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• How to extract super.img without PC using UKA with key features and UI / UX overview •

- Open and install UKA in Magisk.

- Once, installation is done, Reboot.

- Now, copy super.img to /data/local/UnpackerSuper/ folder.

- Open Terminal Emulator or Termux, enter and execute su and menu commands.

- In UKA, enter number : 3

- Enter number : 2

- Enter number : 1

- Wait till it finish extracting super.img.

That's it, you successfully extracted super.img using UKA, Bingo.

Atlast, this are just highlighted features of UKA, there may be many hidden features in-build that provides you external benefits to give the ultimate usage experience, anyway if you want one of the best tool for Android to extract super.img without PC then at present UKA is on go worthy choice.

Overall, UKA comes with light and dark mode by default, it has clean and simple user interface that ensures user friendly experience, but in any project there is always space for improvement so let’s wait and see will UKA get any major UI changes in future to make it even more better, as of now of UKA is absolutely fantastic.

Moreover, it’s definitely worth to mention UKA  one of the very few tools available for Android devices available out there on worldwide web of internet to extract super.img without PC, yes indeed if you’re searching for such .tool then UKA has potential to become your new favorite choice.

Finally, this is how you can extract super.img from stock, firmware, custom rom, gsi using UKA are you an existing user of UKA, If yes do say your experience and mention if you know any way better alternative to UKA for extracting super.img without PC, in our comment section below, see ya :)