How to Install Zphisher in Termux (2025)

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Zphisher is a popular phishing tool for Termux that helps create fake login pages to test security vulnerabilities. It is widely used for ethical hacking and cybersecurity research. In this article, we will explain how to install and use Zphisher in Termux step by step in 2025.

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This guide is for educational purposes only. Unauthorized phishing is illegal and punishable by law. Use this tool responsibly for ethical hacking and cybersecurity research.

Requirements

Before installing zphisher make sure you have:

  • An android device.
  • Stable internet connection.
  • Termux latest version.
  • Basic knowledge of Termux commands.

If you have these requirements then you are good to go for the next step.

how install zphisher in termux

Here are commands to install Zphisher in Termux. You can copy and paste these commands one by one in your Termux.

Before installing any tool, updating Termux is essential to avoid errors. Open Termux and type the following command:

apt update && apt upgrade -y

This command updates and upgrades all the installed packages.

To run zphisher, Install required packages like git, php by using this command:

pkg install git php curl openssh -y

These packages help Zphisher work properly.

Now, download Zphisher from its official GitHub repository by running:

git clone https://github.com/htr-tech/zphisher.git

This will create a new folder named zphisher in Termux.

Once the zphisher is downloaded, move into its directory using:

cd zphisher

Now, you are inside the Zphisher folder.

Before running Zphisher, you need to give it permission to execute. Use the following command:

chmod +x zphisher.sh

This makes the script executable.

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6. Run Zphisher

Now, you can start Zphisher by using this command:

bash zphisher.sh

You have successfully installed zphisher in Termux. Now let’s how you can use zphisher.

how to use zphisher in termux

Since you have installed Zphisher in Termux, let’s go through the steps to use it properly.

1. Open zphisher folder

First, open Termux and enter this command:

cd zphisher

This will take you to the Zphisher folder.

2. Start Zphisher

Now, start Zphisher by typing:

bash zphisher.sh

It will show a menu with different websites like Facebook, Instagram, Google, and more.

3. Choose a Website

You will see numbers next to different websites. Here you can see the screenshot:

Zphisher-menu

Type the number of the website you want to use and press Enter.

4. Select Link Type

After selecting a website, Zphisher will ask how you want to create the phishing link. You will see options like:

Zphisher Termux

Type 2 for Cloudflare (this works best) and press Enter.

If you choose cloudflare then turn on your mobile hotspot.

5. Get Your Phishing Link

After a few seconds, Zphisher will create a fake login page and show a link like:

Zphisher link

Copy this link and share this link with the victim to test security vulnerabilities (for learning purposes only).

6. See Login Details

When someone enters their username and password on the fake login page, Zphisher will show the details in Termux.

Common Errors and Fixes

1. No Phishing Link Appears

  • Turn on your mobile hotspot.
  • Restart Termux and run the script again.
  • Try this command before running Zphisher again:
termux-reload-settings

2. Cloudflare Not Working

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Use localxpose instead of cloudflare, if cloudflare doesn’t generating link.

3. Both cloudflare and localxpose not working

If both cloudflare and localxpose not generating link then you can use localhost option.

Conclusion

Zphisher is a powerful phishing tool for Termux that can create almost all social media website phishing pages. In this article we have provided the latest commands to install and use Zphisher in Termux.


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