Convert TORRENT to APK

Both .torrent and .apk files serve completely different purposes. Torrents, or torrent files, are small text files that essentially tell a BitTorrent client (BitTorrent, µTorrent, Vuze, Deluge) where to look (trackers) for particular content and download it through the P2P (peer-to-peer) network. The files themselves do not contain any other data.

APKs, or Android Packages (apk files), are file formats used by the Google Android operating system and several other Android-based operating systems to install mobile apps, mobile games, and middleware. It's a compressed archive that contains all the data needed to install an app on an Android device.

Thus, torrent to apk conversion is not searched for as a file conversion per se but is often related to one of the following scenarios why users may be searching for torrent to apk conversion:

Less tech-savvy users want to convert torrent file to APK

This is just not possible. You can only download the APK file through a P2P network with one of the BitTorrent clients.

Someone may be looking for BitTorrent clients for Android

Some users may be looking for BitTorrent apps that can be installed on their smartphones and used like desktop apps. Search the Google Play store for "torrent" and find dozens of tools. Flud, for example, has been one of the most popular torrent apps on Android for years, but most desktop software is also available in mobile apps.

Users are looking for a way to download the APK package

Not everyone is familiar with how BitTorrent P2P networks work, and quite often, someone is looking for a file download only to get a .torrent file instead of what they wanted. In the case of APK packages, some .apk files (or their older versions) are often distributed via P2P networks, and some APK repositories offer either standard file download (you will get .apk), but quite a few also offer a P2P download option, which yields you .torrent file instead.

Aren't torrents illegal?

Torrenting itself isn't illegal, but downloading unsanctioned copyrighted material is. Otherwise, it is just one of the many possible ways file sharing works on the Internet. Many users are afraid of Bittorrents in general because, in some countries, it's often synonymous with software piracy. If you do not want to deal with .torrent files, check whether a standard download option is available and use that instead.

If you have downloaded the TORRENT file for the APK package, you must install one of the many available BitTorrent clients and use that file to download files.

I have downloaded the APK file, but my phone blocks it. What can I do?

Many users struggle with manual APK installation, have no idea how to do that, or their devices block the installation of APK files from unknown sources by default. Depending on your particular version of Android or specific vendor, the settings may differ, but there is always some "enable unknown sources" option you have to enable. In general, you have to do something like this:

Navigate to Apps ► Settings ► Security, look for the "Installation from unknown sources" option, and save the settings. This should allow the installation of third-party apps and standalone APKs.