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Odin3 v3.13.3 Download for Windows

Download Odin3 v3.13.3 for Windows with the exact file size, SHA-256 checksum and build details, plus when this 2018 Odin build still makes sense.

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Odin3 v3.13.3 is a mid 2018 build of Samsung’s Odin flash tool. It sits between v3.13.1, the first version with .lz4 support, and v3.14.1.

If a guide for a 2018 Galaxy phone names this exact build, here’s the file and everything you need to check it.

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File Odin3-v3.13.3.zip
Size 2.59 MB / 2,592,953 bytes
Build 2018.7.10.0 (product version 3.13.3.0)
Executable header 32-bit Windows; minimum subsystem 5.1
Archive contents Odin3 v3.13.3.exe, Odin3.ini, SS_DL.dll, README.txt
.lz4 firmware Supported
SHA-256f6f2b83e3e85ff48fafc55612efe64e43fa6113e5cbe6801994ef62194db0a02

This ZIP is hosted on getodintool.com. Compare the SHA-256 checksum after downloading.

What’s different in Odin3 v3.13.3

The exe carries build number 2018.7.10.0, and its compile date is July 10, 2018. The screen is the same as v3.13.1: BL, AP, CP, CSC and USERDATA slots, with the Log, Options and Pit tabs.

The real change is under the hood. v3.13.3 comes with its own SS_DL.dll, and it’s a different file from the one in v3.13.1 and v3.14.1.

Before you open Odin3 v3.13.3

Don’t run the exe from inside the ZIP. Unpack everything first, because this build depends on its own SS_DL.dll and Odin3.ini sitting beside it.

Compare the SHA-256 to check that you downloaded the copy listed here. A match does not establish that the program is safe. Keep Windows security checks enabled and review any SmartScreen warning before opening it.

The minimum subsystem version is a file-header value. I cannot confirm Windows 10 or 11 compatibility from that field alone. Check Samsung’s USB driver separately.

When to use Odin3 v3.13.3

Reach for v3.13.3 when a firmware or root guide written for your model was tested with it. Because it understands .lz4, current firmware loads in it without trouble.

If v3.13.1 gives you an error on a specific flash, trying v3.13.3 is a fair next step. The window looks the same, but it uses a different SS_DL.dll for the transfer.

The process doesn’t change from build to build. Go through my Odin tutorial from start to finish before you hit Start.

Can’t decide between v3.13.3 and a newer build? Drop me your Galaxy model number and firmware version on the contact page.