Version Information
- Version
- 3.3.16
- Release date
- Oct 5, 2026
- Size
- 39.9 MB
- Android
- 8.0+
- File type
- APK
- Package
- com.duygiangdg.magiceraser
- Developer
- Creatix Technology Global Limited
About Magic Eraser
Magic Eraser is a photography app from Creatix Technology Global Limited, built to tidy up pictures taken and stored on your phone. It arrives as a single 39.9 MB package under the identifier com.duygiangdg.magiceraser, so everything the tool offers is installed in one go rather than through add-ons. A focused tool for tidying photos The app sits squarely in the photography category, which tells you what it is built around: working with the images already on your device rather than producing them from scratch. Its name points at the core task of clearing unwanted elements out of a picture, keeping the surrounding scene intact so the result still looks natural. Because it is a single-purpose utility, the workflow stays short and easy to repeat across a whole camera roll. Device and system requirements The build requires Android 8.0+ or newer, and newer devices are expected to run it without issue. Checking this line before installing saves you from a package that will not launch on an outdated system, and it also gives you a rough sense of how modern the underlying framework is. If your handset comfortably exceeds the stated baseline, compatibility is unlikely to be a concern. Download weight and storage At 39.9 MB the download is modest for a photography utility, keeping it friendly to limited data allowances and short install times. The footprint matters on devices where free space is scarce, and this size leaves room for your own photo library alongside the app itself. The install proceeds as a normal single package, with no separate components to fetch. Current release and version trail The latest available version is 3.3.16, published on 2026-09-19. Version numbers in this line follow a straightforward incremental pattern, which makes it easy to confirm afterwards that the build you installed is the one listed here. Keeping the package current is the simplest way to stay aligned with the developer's maintenance of this tool.