ZFlasher AVR

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Core Features Of This Software ZFlasher AVR

ZFlasher AVR - application for flash AVR microcontrollers. The application is based on avrdude - one of the best AVR flash tools.

Your device must support USB Host (OTG), otherwise the application will not work.

The application has been tested to work with the programmers:
* USBasp
* AVRISP mkII
* USBtiny
* STK500v2
* AVR109
* Arduino (bootloader)
* SerialUPDI (UPDI programmer)

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Flashing the AVR from Android

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Aug 27, 2026

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Ratings and reviews

1.32K reviews

Vamsi Danda

February 21, 2021

When I buy AVR mcus in bulk from a local vendor. They sometimes sell knock-off /damaged ones. When I try to change the fuses for external crystal they just stop working. I can't carry laptop to check. This app helped to check the mcus easy. I just loved it. I have suggested this tool to few of my clients. They seems to be happy about it too.

182 people found this review helpful

Ronald Lahl

January 8, 2024

It's exactly the app I need to flash my boards in places where it isn't practically to work with laptops. Great work! BTW: It would be perfect, if there was an "ZFlasher SAMD" or something in order to work with MKRZero's. This boards are flashed with 'bossac' instead of 'avrdude'. Greedings Rony

35 people found this review helpful

Roberto Viau

August 6, 2023

Worked great! Needed to flash new firmware in an Arduino 328p that is not easily accessible for a laptop. By using my Pixel, a cheap usbASP clone, and a usb-C to usb-A adaptor I smoothly flashed the new firmware in less than 5 minutes.

18 people found this review helpful