Download and install FreeFilm on Android

Before you download the FreeFilm APK

The current download is FreeFilm 3.0.15 for Android 7.0 or later. The APK is 19.2 MB (19,188,807 bytes). Installation and saved videos need additional device storage, so leave more space than the download size alone.

Open freefilm.win in your phone's web browser and use the FreeFilm APK download button. The APK is the Android installer; it cannot be installed on an iPhone or iPad. If a browser inside another app cannot save the file, open the website in your regular browser.

How to install FreeFilm on Android

1. Save the current APK. Download FreeFilm 3.0.15 and wait for the browser to finish. A pending or interrupted download is not ready to install.
2. Find the file. Open your browser's Downloads list, or use your phone's file manager to open the Downloads folder. Select the FreeFilm file ending in .apk.
3. Check the installation prompt. On Android 8.0 and later, Android may ask you to allow the browser or file manager to install apps. Open the offered settings and enable Allow from this source for the app opening the APK. Android 7.0 and 7.1 use the older Unknown sources setting. Labels vary by phone.
4. Finish installation. Return to the installer, review its prompts, and select Install. When it finishes, open FreeFilm from the installer or your app list.

You can turn off the source installation permission afterward. See Android's guide to installing apps from a website for the version-specific permission model.

Once the app opens, browse movies and TV shows or search for a title. Online browsing and streaming require a connection. For a trip, follow the offline movie guide while you still have internet access.

Updating an existing FreeFilm installation

Use the current APK from this website. Android can install an update over an existing app when the package and signing certificate are compatible. An older build signed with a different certificate can produce an installation conflict.

Do not immediately uninstall to fix a conflict: uninstalling can remove local app data and saved downloads. First read the update-conflict checks. The same guide covers incomplete files, storage problems, and installation permissions.