Injector

Injector is a handy tool for running code inside a loaded process, and it might sound like something only hackers do. But in the world of programming and app development, this technique—called injection—is actually pretty common. With Injector, you can perform DLL injection using a simple third-party program.

How Does Injector Work?

This software has an easy-to-use interface that’s visually appealing too! When you open it up, you’ll see a straightforward window where you can pick the Dynamic Link Library (DLL) you want to load. Just a couple of clicks, and you're on your way!

Selecting Processes

Once you've chosen your DLL, you'll notice that the list of currently running processes pops up. It’s super simple from there; just check the boxes next to the processes where you want to inject the library. No complicated steps or tech jargon—just click and go!

Ejecting Your DLL

If you need to remove the DLL from any processes, that's just as easy. Simply uncheck those boxes, and poof! The DLL is ejected from those processes without any fuss.

Automatic Refresh Feature

The list refreshes automatically by default, which is really convenient. But if you'd prefer to manually check for new processes starting up, you can customize that option too! Just keep in mind that the info Injector gives about each item is pretty basic—you’ll mainly see the image name and the process identifier (PID).

Why Use Injector?

In short, Injector offers a straightforward way to attach a DLL to a running process. It’s user-friendly enough for beginners but also caters to more experienced users who need this code injection method for their projects.

If you're ready to give it a try, download Injector here!