Kodi v21.0 - Award-Winning Home Theater Media Center
The ultimate open-source home theater media hub for Android and Android TV with 4K HDR playback, PVR live TV recording, add-on ecosystems, and local library...
Technical Specifications & System Requirements
Software notes
How Kodi Compares to Top Alternatives
Jellyfin is a client-server streaming app for personal media servers, while Kodi is a complete standalone media center and home cinema engine.
mpv-android is a lightweight standalone video player with custom shaders, while Kodi is a full home theater suite with metadata scrapers.
Kodi for Android — Award-Winning Home Theater Media Center
Kodi (formerly XBMC) is the world's most famous and powerful open-source home theater media hub for Android and Android TV. Engineered by the Kodi Foundation, Kodi transforms any smartphone, tablet, or Android TV box into a state-of-the-art entertainment center capable of playing 4K HDR movies, TV shows, music libraries, podcasts, and live PVR television.
Featuring hardware-accelerated video decoding (HDR10, Dolby Vision, AV1), lossless audio passthrough (Dolby Atmos, DTS:X), automated artwork and metadata scraping, and a vast ecosystem of community add-ons, Kodi is the ultimate media player in a comprehensive 76.3 MB package.
Kodi UI & Interface Screenshots
Kodi Version History & Build Numbers
Every Kodi build FileCobra has mirrored, newest first. Match the build number against the copy you already have to confirm whether you are up to date.
Frequently Asked Questions & Verification Guide
Is Kodi free and open source?
Yes. Kodi is 100% free and open source under GPL-2.0. It contains zero ads, no paywalls, and no tracking.
Can Kodi play 4K HDR videos and Dolby Atmos audio?
Yes. Kodi natively supports hardware-accelerated 4K HDR10, Dolby Vision, and bitstream audio passthrough for Dolby Atmos and DTS:X.
Can I install Kodi add-ons on Android?
Yes. Kodi for Android includes full support for the official Kodi Add-on Repository as well as third-party add-on repositories.