Partitions are an integral part of any Operating system including Android. The PIT (Partition Information Table) file is one of the core components of Samsung firmware. If you are looking for a PIT file to flash in Odin, you must be in a desperate situation. The easiest way to get the PIT is to extract it from Samsung firmware or your device using the Freya Tool. I say so because you may not find the correct Samsung PIT file for your Galaxy phone or Galaxy Tab from forums or firmware download websites.
Extract PIT from Samsung Firmware
- To download the firmware for your Samsung Galaxy smartphone or Galaxy Tab, you must have the model number and the CSC of your device. Go to Settings > About phone and you’ll find the model number.
- To check your device’s CSC, go to Settings > About phone > Software information > Service provider SW ver.
- Now that you have the CSC and model number, you can download the right firmware. Follow the instructions to download the official Samsung firmware.
- Once the firmware download is finished, unzip it on your desktop and open the extracted folder.
- Inside the folder, you’ll find 5 firmware binaries: AP, BL, CP, CSC, and HOME CSC.
- All firmware binaries have .tar.md5 extension. The CSC binary contains the PIT file for your Galaxy device. To extract it, add a .ZIP extension to the CSC file. Windows does not let us see or edit file name extensions by default. To make that happen, click the View tab in the folder window and check the File name extensions option. If you’re a Windows 11 user, click View > Show > File name extensions.
- You should now be able to view and edit the file name extensions. Right-click the firmware binary that starts with CSC in its name, select the Rename option, and add .zip after .md5.
- Having changed the extension, extract the ZIP file, and open it. You’ll have the PIT file for your Samsung Galaxy device.
Once you have it, you only need to download the latest Samsung Odin and flash the PIT file with the 4 firmware binaries.
Get PIT from Samsung Device via Freya
This is the easiest way to read and download the Samsung PIT file for your device. This method involves using the Freya Flash Tool for Samsung.
- Download Freya and run the executable file.
- Boot your Samsung device into the Download Mode.
- Enable USB debugging on your Samsung device and connect it to your Windows PC.
- Click the Read PIT button in Freya.
- Your device will reboot to the normal mode automatically.
- Freya will download the PIT from your Samsung device and save it to a newly created folder named “backup” on the desktop.
- Open this folder and navigate to Samsung > PIT. That’s it.
Download Samsung PIT Files
Below is a list of PIT files for old Samsung phones and tablets that you can download directly. Though I have shared the PIT files, I would still recommend you extract them from the firmware file itself for accuracy.
Device Model | Download PIT File |
Galaxy A10 (All Models) | |
Galaxy A30 (All Models) | |
Galaxy J2 (All Models) | |
Galaxy A8 SM-A8000 | SM-A8000.pit |
Galaxy Grand Prime SM-G530H | SM-G530H.pit |
Galaxy A8 SM-A8000 | SM-A8000.pit |
Galaxy Grand Prime SM-G530H | SM-G530H.pit |
Galaxy J5 SM- J500M (Latin America) | SM-J500M.pit |
Galaxy Note 3 SM-N900 (3G) | SM-N900_32GB.pit |
Galaxy Note 3 SM-N9005 (LTE) | SM-N9005_16GB.pit |
Galaxy Note 3 SM-N9005 (LTE) | SM-N9005_32GB.pit |
Galaxy Note 3 SM-N900A (AT&T) | SM-N900A_32G.pit |
Galaxy Note 3 SM-N900P (Sprint) | SM-N900P_32GB.pit |
Galaxy Note 3 SM-N900V (Verizon) | SM-N900V_32GB.pit |
Galaxy Note 4 SM-N910F | SM-N910F_32GB.pit |
Galaxy Note 4 SM-N910V (Verizon) | SM-N910V_32GB.pit |
Galaxy S3 Mini GT-I8190 | GT-I8190.pit |
Galaxy S4 GT-I9500 | GT-I9500.pit |
Galaxy S4 LTE GT-I9505 | GT-I9505.pit |
Galaxy S4 SCH-I545 (Verizon) | SCH-I545.pit |
Galaxy S4 SGH-I337 (AT&T) | SGH-I337.pit |
Galaxy S4 SM-G900W8 (Canada) | |
Galaxy S4 SPH-L720 Sprint | SPH-L720_16GB.pit |
Galaxy Note 4 SM-N910T (T-Mobile) | SM-N910T_32GB.pit |
Galaxy S5 Mini Duos SM-G800H | SM-G800H_EUR_OPEN.pit |
Galaxy S5 SM-G900A (AT&T) | SM-G900A.pit |
Galaxy S5 SM-G900F (International) | |
Galaxy S5 SM-G900H (HSPA) | SM-G900H_16GB.pit |
Galaxy S5 SM-G900I (Asia, Australia) | SM-G900I_16GB.pit |
Galaxy S5 SM-G900M (Vodafone) | SM-G900M.pit |
Galaxy S5 SM-G900P (Sprint) | SM-G900P_16GB.pit |
Galaxy S5 SM-G900T (T-Mobile) | SM-G900T_16GB.pit |
Galaxy S5 SM-G900W8 (Canada) | |
Galaxy S5 SM-G901F (LTE-A) | SM-G901F.pit |
Galaxy S6 Edge (All models) | |
Galaxy S6 Edge SM-G925I | SM-G925I.pit |
Galaxy S6 Edge SM-G925A (AT&T) | SM-G925A.pit |
Galaxy S6 Edge SM-G925P (Sprint) | SM-G925P.pit |
Galaxy S6 Edge SM-G925T (T-Mobile) | SM-G925T.pit |
Galaxy S6 Edge SM-G925V (Verizon) | SM-G925V.pit |
Galaxy S6 Edge SM-G925R4 (US Cellular) | SM-G925R4.pit |
Galaxy S6 Edge SM-G925W8 | SM-G925W8.pit |
Galaxy S6 Edge SM-G925K/L/S (Korea) | SM-G925K-L-S.pit |
Galaxy S6 Edge SM-G9250 (China) | SM-G9250_CHN_HKTW.pit |
Galaxy S8 SM-G950F (Europe) | SM-G950F_EUR_OPEN.pit |
Galaxy S9 SM-G965F/FD (Europe) | SM-G965F_EUR_OPEN.pit |
Galaxy S21 Ultra G998B (Asia/Europe) | SM-G998B_EUR_OPEN.pit |
Galaxy S23 Ultra G998B (Asia/Europe) | SM-S918B_EUR_OPEN.pit |
Galaxy S24 Ultra G998B (Asia/Europe) | SM-S928B_OXM_OPEN.pit |
Galaxy Tab 3 8.0 SM-T210 (Wi-Fi) | |
Galaxy Tab 4 7.0 SM-T230/T231 (Wi-Fi) | |
Galaxy Tab 4 10.1 SM-T531 (3G) | SM-T531.pit |
Galaxy Tab 3 7.0 SM-T217S | LT02LTE_ONEPIT_SPR_130710 |
Galaxy Tab 4 10.1 SM-T535 (LTE) | SM-T535.pit |
Galaxy Tab A SM-T550 (Wi-Fi) | SM-T550.pit |
Galaxy Tab Active SM-T365 | SM-T365.pit |
Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 SM-T320 | SM-T320.pit |
Now that you have the PIT file for your Samsung device, flash it using Odin.
Analyze PIT with PIT Magic
If you have been using Samsung Android phones for a long time, you may already be familiar with PIT Magic. It is a pretty nifty tool that lets you create a PIT file for Samsung or edit the one you already have. Moreover, PIT Magic can also analyze a Samsung PIT and get human-readable data of all partition entries.
Download: PIT_Magic_v1.3.10.zip
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