How to Install Multiple Kodi Builds on Amazon FireStick

How to Install Multiple Kodi Builds on Amazon FireStick

I’m frequently asked if there’s a way to install multiple builds on Kodi, and after experimenting with various methods, I discovered that there is. And, in this guide, I’ll show you how to install multiple Kodi builds on Kodi-compatible devices like the Amazon Fire Stick / Fire TV Cube.

Kodi is a cool media player that allows you to watch movies and TV shows on your local device. However, Kodi’s true potential is realized when you combine it with plugins (also known as add-ons) and stream content over the internet. There are dozens of free Kodi addons available that will help you find the content you want to watch. Addons can be thought of as a link between Kodi on your device and the vast world of free content available online.

The word “addons” conjures up images of builds. A Kodi build is a plugin, but it differs from an addon in how it works. Any build’s primary function appears to be addon management. You don’t have to install addons separately because the builds come with them already installed. Kodi gets a complete makeover, both visually and functionally, with builds. When you install a build, you’ll get not only preconfigured addons, but also a completely new interface for interacting with Kodi. Some Kodi builds are more popular than others among Kodi users.

Many people have asked if they can install and use multiple builds on Kodi. I’m relieved that I was able to find the solution at long last. Let’s take a closer look at this.

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Is It Possible to Install the Multiple Kodi Builds at the same time?

Yes, multiple builds can be installed and used. However, the traditional method would be ineffective in accomplishing this. What I mean is that you can’t run multiple builds on the same Kodi instance. On your FireStick, you’ll need to install a Kodi fork. You could call a fork a ‘clone’ or a replica of Kodi. Later, I’ll go over Kodi forks in greater detail. Let me explain why you’ll need multiple Kodi instances for this.

When I was figuring out how to install multiple builds on Kodi, I started with the Supreme Kids build and then moved on to the Titanium Build. I was both surprised and delighted to discover that the Supreme Kids build would allow me to use Titanium Build. When I relaunched Kodi after installing Titanium, I noticed that it had completely replaced the previous build. When I went to the Interface settings, I discovered that Supreme Kids’ skin had been removed as well. I also looked at the size of the Kodi data and noticed that the previous build’s data had not been removed. That is, however, my fault because I did not select Fresh Install prior to the installation.

To summarize, Kodi will technically allow you to install multiple builds. However, the most recent build installed will overwrite all previous builds without actually deleting their data (until you specifically instruct it to).

So, we’re back to Kodi fork now.

A Kodi fork is a copy of Kodi that has been tweaked in some way. Some Kodi forks, for example, come preinstalled with popular builds like Titanium, while others come with preinstalled addons.

You’ll need multiple instances of Kodi on your FireStick to install multiple builds. However, you couldn’t install multiple copies of the same app on the Fire Stick. This is why a fork is required. Despite the fact that fork is essentially Kodi, your device treats it as a completely different application.

In addition, we will learn in this guide

  • Installing the Kodi fork on the FireStick
  • How to install a fork’s build

This tutorial shows how to install the Titanium 18.1 fork from the Supreme Repository.

How to Install the Kodi Fork on Fire Stick

To install Kodi Fork, Titanium 18.1 on FireStick, please follow the steps below:

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#1. You’ll need an extra app to sideload the APKs onto your FireStick. While you could use a browser to download the files, I recommend using the Downloader app. This app allows you to quickly download APKs and install them on your FireStick via sideloading.

Select the Search option on the FireStick’s home screen to get Downloader. Look for and install this app.

#2. After you’ve installed the Downloader app, go to YOUR APPS & CHANNELS and launch it. To begin, go to the left-hand menu and select Settings, then JavaScript. Without this option enabled, some links will not work properly.

#3. On the side right of the Downloader home-screen, select the ‘Browser’ option.

On the right, you’ll see a web browser. Every time you click it, the browser opens the developer’s website, aftvnews.com. Unfortunately, there is nothing that can be done about it.

A red, circular cursor should appear over the browser window. Go to the top of the page and click the address bar.

How to Install Multiple Kodi Builds on Amazon FireStick

#4. The developer’s website URL is prepopulated in the onscreen keypad. To clear the field, click the ‘Clear’ button on the bottom right (above ‘Go’ and next to ‘Delete’).

Now go to repo.supremebuilds.com and type it in.

Note: You can use the Amazon Fire TV Remote app on your phone to type faster and more easily.

Activate the ‘GO’ button.

How to Install Multiple Kodi Builds on Amazon FireStick

#5 You will be taken to the browser window. Allow time for the website to load.

Now, on the page, click the ‘Forks’ link.

How to Install Multiple Kodi Builds on Amazon FireStick

#6. The following page lists all of the Kodi forks that are available in this repository. As I previously stated, some forks come preinstalled with specific builds. If you want to install Kodi Krypton 17.6 with Titanium Build, for example, go to the link ‘titanium 17.6.apk’

If you want to start with a clean Kodi installation and later install a build of your choice, you’ll want to use the Kodi fork that doesn’t come preinstalled with any build.

As a result, the Titanium 18.1 fork will be installed. This fork provides a fresh Kodi installation with only one pre-installed addon, Supreme Builds Wizard.

Select Titanium 18.1 apk

How to Install Multiple Kodi Builds on Amazon FireStick

#7. The Titanium 18.1 fork APK file will now be downloaded to your FireStick storage by the downloader. It could take a few moments.

Allow time for the download to complete.

How to Install Multiple Kodi Builds on Amazon FireStick

#8. Once the APK has been downloaded, the Downloader app will begin the installation process immediately.

By clicking  ‘Install’ option on the bottom , you give your permission to install the Titanium 18.1 Fork.

How to Install Multiple Kodi Builds on Amazon FireStick

#9 Please wait a little longer.

The notification that says “App installed” means exactly that. Titanium 18.1 is now installed on your FireStick, giving you a Kodi clone.

Don’t press the ‘Open’ button just yet. Returning to the Downloader window, we will delete the APK file.

Click the ‘Done’ button.

How to Install Multiple Kodi Builds on Amazon FireStick

#10 To delete the Titanium 18.1 APK file, click the ‘Delete’ button.

This file is no longer required because the app has been installed. Clearing space whenever you have the chance is a good idea.

How to Install Multiple Kodi Builds on Amazon FireStick

11th To confirm your action, click ‘Delete’ once more.

How to Install Multiple Kodi Builds on Amazon FireStick

Return to the FireStick’s home screen. For a few seconds, press and hold the home button on the remote until the menu appears. On the menu, select ‘Apps.’ Scroll down to the Titanium 18.1 fork icon at the bottom of the page. Titanium 18.1 and Kodi  can coexist on the same system, as you can see.

How to Install Multiple Kodi Builds on Amazon FireStick

How to Install the Build on Titanium Kodi Fork 18.1

Titanium 18.1 is a faithful recreation of the Kodi 18 Leia. It’s even updated at the same time as Kodi. As a result, you can install the builds on the Titanium 18.1 Kodi fork the same way you would on the original Kodi.

Explore the top builds we hand-picked for you on our list of Best Kodi Builds. With each build on this list, you’ll find a link to the installation guide.

The Supreme Builds Wizard addon comes preinstalled with the Titanium 18.1 Kodi fork. This addon has a good selection of well-known builds. This makes our lives a little easier. Let me show you how to use the Supreme Builds Wizard to install Kodi builds on Titanium 18.1. Follow the steps below to get started:

Note that in Titanium 18.1 you do not need to enable ‘Unknown Sources’ to use the method outlined below.

1st, install Titanium 18.1 on your FireStick. You’ll notice that the user interface is identical to the original Kodi.

Certain pop-ups may appear when you run the fork for the first time. The first one appears to be as shown in the image below.

Select ‘Dismiss’ from the drop-down menu.

How to Install Multiple Kodi Builds on Amazon FireStick

#2. On the next pop-up, select ‘Continue’ (if you want to enable any settings, choose accordingly)

How to Install Multiple Kodi Builds on Amazon FireStick

#3. The following pop-up prompts you to choose ‘Build Menu.’ This will take you straight to the list of Supreme Builds Wizard builds that you can install.

If you accidentally clicked “Ignore” on the popup or if you don’t see this prompt for any reason, follow the steps below to get to the Build Menu.

How to Install Multiple Kodi Builds on Amazon FireStick

#4. Click ‘Add-ons’ on the left side of the Titanium 18.1 home screen, then ‘Program Add-ons’ on the next screen.

Select the Supreme Builds Wizard icon from the drop-down menu.

How to Install Multiple Kodi Builds on Amazon FireStick

#5: Choose “(Supreme Builds) Builds” and click it.

How to Install Multiple Kodi Builds on Amazon FireStick

#6. You’ll now be on the Menu screen (the same one you saw in step 3 when you clicked the ‘Build Menu’ button).

All you have to do now is select the build you want to use and the server where you’ll get it. You are free to choose any server you want because it usually makes no difference. However, choose the one that is closest to your physical location.

How to Install Multiple Kodi Builds on Amazon FireStick

Final Thoughts On How to Install Multiple Kodi Builds on Amazon FireStick

That’s all there is to it! You’ve learned how to use multiple Kodi instances to install multiple builds. While I chose the Titanium 18.1 fork, you can choose from a variety of options. Please let us know if you have any questions or suggestions in the comments section below.