SPD FRP Remover Tool

Spreadtrum FRP Remover Tool — Free Download

If your Android phone runs on a Spreadtrum (SPD/Unisoc) chipset and is stuck on the Google account verification (FRP lock) screen after a factory reset, the Spreadtrum FRP Remover Tool can fix this in just a few minutes. It's a lightweight, PC-based tool that removes the FRP lock from SPD-based devices without erasing your personal data.

What Does This Tool Do?

Whenever a phone is factory reset and a Google account was previously signed in, Android automatically enables FRP (Factory Reset Protection) as a security measure. This prevents a new user from accessing the phone without entering the last-used Google account credentials. This tool removes that lock through the computer via a USB cable, letting the phone be used normally again.

Requirements

• A Windows 7 / 8 / 10 computer or laptop
• An original USB data cable (a charging-only cable will not work)
• Phone battery charged to at least 30%
• SPD/Spreadtrum USB drivers already installed (install these first if you haven't already)

How to Use It

1. Download and extract the tool using the button below
2. Open the tool as Administrator ("Run as Administrator")
3. Connect your phone to the computer using a USB cable
4. Select the correct COM port in the tool (if not detected automatically)
5. Click the "Remove FRP" or "Start" button
6. Do not disconnect the phone until the process finishes (usually takes 1–2 minutes)
7. The phone will restart automatically once done — the FRP lock will be removed

Which Devices Does This Work On?

This tool works on devices that use a Spreadtrum (SPD/Unisoc) chipset — including several budget-range Tecno, Itel, Symphony, and other local/China-made brand phones. If your phone uses a Qualcomm or MediaTek chipset, this tool will not work — check our Firmware or Drivers category instead for a tool matching your chipset.

Disclaimer

Only use this tool on your own device, or a device you legally own. Unlocking someone else's phone without their permission is wrong and, in many places, illegal.