How To Install Google Play Store On An Amazon Fire Tablet 2023

What To Know Before Continuing With The Guide?

There are certain things that you must know before you go ahead installing Google Play Store on your Fire tablet. Though you can install Google Play Store on your tablet, there will be certain limitations to what apps you can install and what you cannot.

Prerequisites To Install Google Play Store On Fire Tablet

There are certain prerequisites that you must take care of. This is to ensure the installation takes place without any issues.

Enable Installation From Unknown Sources

The first thing you will have to do is enable the installation of apps from unknown sources. This is necessary as you will be required to install apps you have downloaded from the browser. To enable installation from unknown sources, follow the steps given below-

Open the Settings on your tablet. Here, head to Security & Privacy.

Now tap on Apps from Unknown Sources.

Now, tap on Silk Browser as you will download and install the apps from the Silk Browser.

Turn on the toggle next to Allow from this source to enable installation from unknown sources.

Download Required Apps

Once you have enabled installation from unknown sources, you can get to the next step, which is to download all the required apps. You will have to download Google Account Manager, Google Services Framework, Google Play Services, and Google Play Store. Here, Google Services Framework, Google Account Manager, and Google Play Service provide the frameworks for the proper working of the Google Play Store. Before going ahead, you must know what Fire Tab you have and on which Fire OS version it runs. To know what Fire Tablet you have, follow the steps given below-

Head to the Settings app on your Fire Tab. Here, tap on Device Options and then on About Fire Tablet.This will show you what tablet model you have.

To see what version of Fire OS is running on your tablet, follow the steps given below-

Open Settings and then tap on Device Options. Tap on System Updates to check what Fire OS version you are having.

You can download the apps from the given below links-

Google Account Manager

8th-generation and newer Fire tablets: Google Account Manager v7.1.27th-generation and older: Google Account Manager 5.1

Google Services Framework

Devices Running On Fire OS 7- Google Services Framework v9-4832352Devices Running On Fire OS 6- Google Services Framework v7.1.2

Google Play Services

Fire HD 8 10th Generation, Fire HD 10 9th Generation, and Fire HD 10 11th Generation- Google Play Services (64-bit ARM, nodpi, Android 9.0+)Fire HD 8 8th Generation- Google Play Services (64-bit ARM, nodpi, Android 6.0+)

Note- Do not download the beta version of the APKs listed on the sites.

Google Play Store

All Fire Tabs– Google Play Store (universal, nodpi)

Installing The APKs

Once you have downloaded the APKs on your tablet, you must install them. There’s an order for installing the APKs, which you must follow if you want to install Google Play Store on your Fire Tab. You need to install the APKs in the following order-

Google Services FrameworkGoogle Account ManagerGoogle Play ServicesGoogle Play Store

Talking about the order of installation by the file name, you must install the files in the following order-

com.google.gsf.logincom.google. Android.gsfcom.google.android.gmscom. Android.vending

To install the APKs, follow the steps given below-

Open the File Manager/Explorer on your Fire Tab. Now, head to the location where the files have been downloaded. Here, tap on the com.google.gsf.login file.

Now, follow the on-screen instructions to install the APK on your device. Do the same for other files in the above order, i.e., com.google. Android.gsf, com.google. Android.gms, and then com.android.vendingOnce you have installed all the above APKs, restart your device.

Now that you have installed the APKs on your device, you can log in to the Google Play Store and use it to install apps on your device. Given below are the steps to do so-

Open the App Drawer on your tablet. From the list of apps, search for Google Play Store and open it. Do not open any other Google Play app. This will take you to Google Account Manager. Here you will have to login to your Google Account. Once you have logged into your Google Account, you will be headed to the home screen on Google Play Store. You can now download and install the apps from Google Play Store.