Dr.Fone User Guide for Screen Unlock

Learn how to use Dr.Fone to remove all types of lock screens on your Android or iOS Device. Download the latest version of Dr.Fone and get started now.

How to Remove Google FRP Lock on Pixel Phones?

If your Pixel phone is stuck on the Google account verification screen after a factory reset, you may not be able to access the device normally. This is a common FRP lock scenario when the phone asks for previously synced Google account information before setup can continue.

Wondershare Dr.Fone – Screen Unlock (Android) provides a guided way to remove Google FRP lock on Pixel phones. It helps users handle the Google account verification removal process on a computer with step-by-step instructions shown during the operation.

Follow the guide below to start the FRP removal process on your Pixel phone. Before you begin, make sure you are using the latest version of Wondershare Dr.Fone, keep a stable USB connection, and complete each instruction in the displayed order.

Supported Devices:

  • Pixel: Most of Pixel models and system versions, including the latest Android 16, are supported.

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Step-by-Step Guide to Bypass FRP on Pixel Phones

Step 1Open the Screen Unlock Tool

Launch Wondershare Dr.Fone on your computer and connect your Pixel phone with a USB cable. On the main interface, go to Toolbox > Screen Unlock to open the unlocking toolkit in a new window.

access screen unlock tool

Step 2Access the Remove FRP Lock function

On the next screen, choose Android to continue.

select android unlock

Then select Remove Google FRP Lock from the available options to start the Google account verification removal process.

select frp unlock

Step 3Select Pixel as the device brand

From the supported brand list, choose Pixel and click Start to continue. This lets Dr.Fone load the correct guided process for the Pixel device path.

select pixel

Step 4Follow the on-screen instructions on your phone

After the setup begins, Dr.Fone will display the exact actions required on your Pixel phone. Follow the instructions in the shown order and complete each operation carefully on the device.

follow the intruction

Step 5Confirm the FRP removal result

When the process is finished, Dr.Fone will show a confirmation message on the screen. This indicates that the Google FRP lock has been removed successfully from the Pixel phone.

frp lock removal successfully

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FAQs

Google FRP lock is a security feature that can appear after a factory reset. It asks for the previously synced Google account before the Pixel phone can be set up again. If you cannot pass that verification screen, the device remains inaccessible until the required process is completed.
Dr.Fone - Screen Unlock (Android) supports Pixel device removal flows, but this page should not claim that every Pixel model or system version is supported in the same way.
Yes. During the process, Dr.Fone shows the required actions on the computer screen, and you need to complete the matching operations on the Pixel phone in the displayed order. That is why it is important to keep the device connected and follow each instruction carefully.
First, reconnect the USB cable and keep the connection stable. Then make sure the device stays properly connected throughout the process and restart the operation if needed.
After the process is completed, Dr.Fone will show a confirmation message on the screen. This means the FRP removal flow has finished for the supported Pixel device path.