BiliTools for Android is a Bilibili multimedia parsing and download tool for Android built with Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, supporting video, anime, courses, audio, and articles with selectable quality and export of danmaku, subtitles, and metadata.
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Project Overview
BiliTools for Android is a Bilibili multimedia parsing and downloading tool for Android, built with Kotlin and Jetpack Compose and designed with Material 3 Expressive and liquid glass. Paste a link or identifiers such as AV/BV, SS/EP/MD, AU/AM, CV/RL, or UID to parse videos, anime, courses, audio, playlists, favorites, articles, and user spaces, then download them locally.
Key Features
- Multi-type parsing: supports b23.tv short links and direct parsing from the share menu, covering videos, anime, courses, audio playlists, articles, and user spaces
- Media download: up to 8K, Dolby Vision, HDR, and Hi-Res lossless audio, with DASH/MP4/FLV output and AVC/HEVC/AV1 codecs
- Content export: subtitles (SRT), AI summaries, current and historical danmaku (XML/ASS), NFO metadata, covers and posters, and article Markdown
- Batch download: anime and courses grouped by season and version, with batch selection for favorites, watch later, playlists, and user uploads
- Download management: task grouping, real-time speed and progress, batch actions, notification controls, and up to 5 concurrent tasks
- Account features: QR, password, and SMS login, plus profile, favorites, watch later, and history
- UI and settings: Material 3 Expressive motion, liquid glass navigation, thirteen original color schemes, light/dark/AMOLED modes, and multiple languages
- File handling: audio to MP3, video to MP4, media tag writing, and custom naming templates
Target Audience
- Users who want to save Bilibili videos, anime, and courses offline on Android
- Users who export danmaku, subtitles, and NFO metadata to organize a local media library
- Android users who prefer Material 3 design and diverse color schemes
Quick Start
- Download the latest APK from Releases; for most phones choose the arm64-v8a build (requires Android 10 or later)
- Share a link from Bilibili or another app to BiliTools, or paste a link or ID inside the app to parse it
- In the download panel choose the output type, streaming format, resolution, codec, and audio quality, and tick the extras you need
- Start the download, watch progress on the tasks page, and open, share, or export the files when done
Core Advantages
- Parsing comprehensively covers videos, anime, courses, audio, articles, and user spaces
- Supports up to 8K, Dolby Vision, HDR, and Hi-Res with rich selectable quality tiers
- Parsing and download straight from the share menu without switching apps
- A Material 3 Expressive and liquid glass interface with thirteen original color schemes and multiple languages
- Open source and free under GPL-3.0-or-later
System Requirements
- OS: Android 10 (API 29) or later
- Architecture: arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, x86, x86_64
- Build environment: JDK 17 or later and Android SDK Platform 37
Notes
- Available quality and extras depend on the content itself and your account permissions; signing in unlocks more options
- Historical danmaku requires login; credentials, settings, and download records are stored in plain text on the local device
- The project has no affiliation, partnership, or authorization relationship with Bilibili
- Follow platform terms and copyright rules; use for personal learning and backup only
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