Another reason for many users to downgrade could be bugs and other issues that are interfering with their day-to-day usage. Rolling back to the stable Android 12 update might be an ideal choice as the Android 13 public release is not far away. The latest stable version of Android available as of now is Android 12 with the latest security patch. When you begin to roll back to the stable version, you need to understand that all the data stored on your device will be lost. So, it is quite ideal to take a backup of all your data either on a cloud storage device or your PC or external storage device. Here is the guide on how to downgrade Pixel from Android 13 beta to the Android 12 stable.
Downgrade Android 13 beta to Android 12
There are three different ways you can follow to downgrade your Pixel device back to the previously available stable version of Android. Before we take a look at the steps, there are a few things that you will need to keep in handy before we begin the downgrade process.
Pre-requisites:
Google USB DriversGoogle Chrome or Microsoft EdgePixel Phone and USB CableAndroid Flash ToolAndroid 12/12L Image File for your Pixel phoneAndroid Platform ToolsSecond and third methods works if bootloader is unlocked
Method 1: Leave Beta Program
This is the first and easiest method to downgrade from the Android 13 beta to the Android 12 stable version. Here is what you should be doing.
Method 2: Use Android Flash Tool
The second method uses an official tool from Google that can be used right within your web browser. To roll back to the Android 12 stable build from the Android 13 beta, here are the steps to get this method working. You won’t have to wait to receive the Android 12 update if you are following the second or third method. Here is the detailed guide to using Android Flash Tool.
Method 3: Downgrade via Fastboot
The third and final method to downgrade from Android 13 beta to Android 12 stable is by manually flashing the latest stable version of Android 12 on your Google Pixel phone. The fastboot method is explained in detail on this page. And this is how you can downgrade your Google Pixel phone from Android 13 beta to the stable Android 12. These methods are simple and easy and you can choose any method that works perfectly for you. Whatever method you choose, backing up your data elsewhere is super important. We hope this guide has helped you understand things and if you have queries, feel free to leave them in the comments section below. Pixel Guides:
Download Google Pixel 6a Wallpapers (Official)How to Install Android 13 Beta 4.1 on Pixel PhonesHow to use Android Flash Tool to Flash Firmware on Pixel Phones
