Google Pixel Tool for Software

use this tool to repair imei and other functions.

1. Official Google Tools

What it is: An official web-based utility designed to update or completely reinstall the Android operating system on Pixel devices.
Best for: Fixing soft-bricked devices, bootloops, or system crashes when the phone won’t boot normally.
Requirements: A computer running Google Chrome, a reliable USB cable, and at least 7GB of storage.
Where to access: pixelrepair.withgoogle.com

Note: Reinstalling software through this tool will wipe all user data and factory reset the device.

What it is: A built-in system application used to verify device functionality (screen, sensors, cameras, and buttons) before and after a repair.
How to access it: 1. Open the default Phone app dialer.

2. Dial *#*#7287#*#* to launch the on-device diagnostics.
Repair Mode: Available in the system settings, this mode protects personal user data by creating a secure, clean sandbox profile so technicians can test the software and hardware without requiring the user’s passcode or wiping their data.

What it is: The official web interface used to flash full factory firmware or OTA (Over-the-Air) packages directly via a web browser using WebUSB.
Best for: Manually upgrading, downgrading, or restoring a Pixel device to clean stock factory settings.
Where to access: flash.android.com or via the manual firmware repository at developers.google.com/android/images.

If you are looking for advanced automation, custom partition management, or root/module servicing beyond what the stock Google utilities offer:

What it is: A highly popular open-source graphical user interface (GUI) utility hosted on GitHub that automates ADB and Fastboot commands specifically for Pixel devices.
Key Capabilities: * Flashing full OTA or factory images safely without using the command line.
- Automating boot image patching for rooting tools (like Magisk, Apatch, or KernelSU).
- Managing device active/inactive slots (Slot A / Slot B) during updates to avoid anti-rollback blocks.
- Backing up and managing system modules or application packages directly from a PC interface.