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🧭 Ventoy — Multi-Boot USB Creator for Android Create multi-boot USB drives with dynamic ISO menus—no PC required.
By Hafiz Rahman
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Ventoy (Unofficial) is a standalone Android app for preparing a USB drive that holds several bootable ISO images at once. You install Ventoy onto the stick a single time, then copy ISO files onto it like ordinary files. At startup, the drive shows a menu listing the images it contains.
The listing names Windows 7 through 11 and most major Linux distributions as supported images. It suits someone who wants to carry several operating system installers or rescue images on one drive, and who does not have a computer to prepare it on.
The build we hold is Ventoy (Unofficial) 12.3.3 (1.1.17) (APKS split bundle) for Android 10 and up.
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Installing Ventoy onto a USB drive costs 2 tokens, updating it costs 1 token, and clearing it costs 1 token. The partition scheme is set by hand, either GPT for UEFI systems or MBR for Legacy BIOS systems. The file system can be NTFS, FAT32 or exFAT.
The listing also says the app can bypass Windows 11 minimum hardware requirements during installation. That option is described on the listing and has not been checked here.
Copying an ISO from the phone to the USB drive is free. The app can also download an ISO straight to the drive, which removes the step of saving it on the phone first. Files can be added or removed afterwards without redoing the drive.
Because the boot menu reads whatever ISOs are on the stick, the menu changes as the contents change. There is no separate step to register a new image with the drive.
Install, update and clear actions draw from a token balance. Tokens can be earned by watching rewarded ads or bought directly in the app. Copying and downloading ISO files do not use tokens.
The Pro upgrade removes the token system altogether and lets the app run offline, including with ad blockers active. Pro is a paid upgrade on the listing.