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GFX Tool is what you're looking for if you're in need of improving your PUBG visuals without the headache of manually reconfiguring your smartphone. All you have to do is pick which game version you'll be playing, and from there select the resolution you like, frames per second, and the type of graphics you want displayed. Once you've finished setting up your preferences, all you have to do is launch the game from within GFX Tool. Easy peasy.

Depending on the kind of Android terminal you're using, you'll notice there are different kinds of improvements. For example, if your smartphone screen doesn't support 1920x960 images, there's no point in trying to manually force it, but you can still add in other device-supported improvements that work for you.

How to improve the graphics in PUBG Mobile with the app GFX Tool

A few weeks ago, we explained how to manually modify certain parameters in PUBG Mobile to improve the looks of the game. Luckily, we now have the possibility to make these changes automatically thanks to a handy dandy new app. GFX Tool is a free app for Android that lets you increase the resolution and apply a series of aesthetic improvements to Playerunknown’s Battlegrounds for Android.

Although the game itself already offers various configuration options, many of them are limited since the high graphics mode isn’t available for certain devices. Plus, the game’s output resolution doesn’t correspond to the device’s native levels by default, so this app takes care of selecting the one you want. The only limit is the capacity of your device to move the game.

The app is compatible both with the international version of the game and the Chinese (Lightspeed) version, and allows you to modify the frames per second, the style (in terms of color intensity), shadows, and the type of anitaliasing. Playing around with these parameters can make the game really shine and almost makes you feel like you’re playing the desktop version. You can see an example of these changes in the video above.

To apply the changes, you simply have to open the app GFX Tool and, once you’ve selected the configurable parameters you like, tap the accept button to automatically start playing the game. That said, you’ll have to go through this process each and every time you want to access it, since these changes can’t be saved permanently.