If you have the Fire HD 6, the Fire 7 (7th Generation or older), the Fire HD 8 (7th Generation or older), the Fire HDX 8.9, or the Fire HD 10 (7th Generation or older), click on this link and then select the red Download APK box: Google Account Manager 7.1.2 (Android 6.0+) Step 2: If you have the Fire 7 (8th, 9th, or 12th Generation), the Fire HD 8 (8th or 10th Generation), the Fire HD 10 (9th or 11th Generation), or the Fire Max 11, select this link and then select the red Download APK box: Step 1: Open the Silk Browser app and navigate to this page so that you can tap on the links below. You should be able to avoid any issues as long as you only select the options listed below, so make sure that you're sticking to the steps closely. However, the site that they're hosted on has a lot of misleading and potentially malicious ads that may try to confuse you into clicking on them. Additionally, the APKs you'll be downloading are totally safe. Before downloading the following items, make sure to remove your microSD card from the slot just to be safe. Take note that this process may wipe your microSD card if you're using one. With the knowledge of which Amazon Fire model you have, you'll be ready to download the four APKs necessary for running the Google Play Store. Step 2: Select the Security & Privacy tab.

Step 1: Open the Settings app on your Amazon Fire device. Before downloading Google Play, you'll need to disable that setting. However, Amazon Fire devices have a built-in setting that blocks the download of apps from sources other than the Amazon App Store. Here's what you need to know to download Google Play on your Amazon Fire tablet.Īndy Boxall/Digital Trends / Digital Trends Allow apps from unknown sourcesīecause you aren't able to download the Google Play Store directly from the Amazon App Store, you'll need to download it from the internet. Luckily, it's not impossible to get Google Play on your Fire tablet - it's just a bit of a pain. Unfortunately, Amazon makes it a little tricky to actually download the Google Play Store since the company would prefer you use its first-party app store. If you're a fan of Fire devices but are looking to use the Google Play Store for downloading apps, we don't blame you since the Amazon App Store leaves a lot to be desired - lacking many popular apps and games you probably want to use.

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