Best choice for Riot skins. Preview every skin in champion select and apply your pick locally. Needs the LTK patcher from an LTK Manager install. Rose README
Ships its own injection module, the LTK patcher, and is the tool that cslol-manager's README points to.
In maintenance mode: its own README points to LTK Manager, though it still publishes releases.
Getting started
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Skin changer
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Download Rose above and run the installer as Administrator on Windows 10 or 11.
Skins change how you look, not your rank. For League of Legends we offer Rank Boost, Placements, Net Wins, Mastery, Normal Wins, Leveling and Coaching.
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Skin changer
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Launch it from the Start menu or desktop shortcut.
Skins change how you look, not your rank. For League of Legends we offer Rank Boost, Placements, Net Wins, Mastery, Normal Wins, Leveling and Coaching.
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Rose cannot ship the LTK patcher. Install LTK Manager, then copy ltk_patcher_host.exe and ltk_patcher_dll.dll from that install into the tools folder Rose opens at first launch. When a new game build retires the patcher, Rose tells you to update LTK Manager and replace both files.
Full walkthrough: Where the patcher files are, and the "outdated" fix
Skins change how you look, not your rank. For League of Legends we offer Rank Boost, Placements, Net Wins, Mastery, Normal Wins, Leveling and Coaching.
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Skin changer
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Rose shows locked skin previews in champion select. Choose a look there; Rose detects the selection and applies it locally when the game starts.
Skins change how you look, not your rank. For League of Legends we offer Rank Boost, Placements, Net Wins, Mastery, Normal Wins, Leveling and Coaching.
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Custom skins
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Download the current -setup.exe above. LTK Manager supports 64-bit Windows 10 and 11.
Skins change how you look, not your rank. For League of Legends we offer Rank Boost, Placements, Net Wins, Mastery, Normal Wins, Leveling and Coaching.
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Custom skins
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Run the setup file, then launch the app. It looks for your League installation automatically.
Skins change how you look, not your rank. For League of Legends we offer Rank Boost, Placements, Net Wins, Mastery, Normal Wins, Leveling and Coaching.
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Custom skins
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If League is not detected, select its game folder yourself when prompted.
Skins change how you look, not your rank. For League of Legends we offer Rank Boost, Placements, Net Wins, Mastery, Normal Wins, Leveling and Coaching.
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Custom skins
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Get a .modpkg or .fantome file. Drag it into LTK Manager, or press Import (Ctrl+I) and choose the file.
Skins change how you look, not your rank. For League of Legends we offer Rank Boost, Placements, Net Wins, Mastery, Normal Wins, Leveling and Coaching.
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Custom skins
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A mod site can offer an Install with LTK Manager button: clicking it opens the app and installs the mod. The first time a link comes from a site you have not used before, the app asks whether to trust it.
Skins change how you look, not your rank. For League of Legends we offer Rank Boost, Placements, Net Wins, Mastery, Normal Wins, Leveling and Coaching.
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Custom skins
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Turn on the mod and press Start. Then open League from the Riot Client as usual; the patcher applies the mod when the game loads. Under Settings > General, switching Launcher flow to Modern turns Start into Play, which also asks the Riot Client to launch League (the README still marks that flow experimental).
Skins change how you look, not your rank. For League of Legends we offer Rank Boost, Placements, Net Wins, Mastery, Normal Wins, Leveling and Coaching.
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Custom skins
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Have League of Legends installed on 64-bit Windows 10 or 11.
Skins change how you look, not your rank. For League of Legends we offer Rank Boost, Placements, Net Wins, Mastery, Normal Wins, Leveling and Coaching.
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Custom skins
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Download the Windows release shown above and open the application.
Skins change how you look, not your rank. For League of Legends we offer Rank Boost, Placements, Net Wins, Mastery, Normal Wins, Leveling and Coaching.
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Custom skins
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Point cslol-manager to your League of Legends game executable when prompted.
Skins change how you look, not your rank. For League of Legends we offer Rank Boost, Placements, Net Wins, Mastery, Normal Wins, Leveling and Coaching.
You press Download.
Our server keeps a copy of the current release's installer and sends you that copy. If it cannot store a copy, it streams the file from GitHub instead.
Our server asks GitHub for the project's latest release.
The answer is kept for one minute and then asked for again before the page is served, so a new release shows here at most one minute after GitHub publishes it.
The installer passes through this domain.
Our server fetches the asset GitHub lists for that release once and keeps it only if the size matches, plus the SHA-256 when GitHub lists one. It deletes a copy that fails.
Two of these load fan-made skins from your own disk; Rose lets you preview and locally display Riot skins. Riot treats those differently, and its wording on each is quoted in full in our write-up on custom skins and skin changers, along with what each tool actually does to your client.
Want to play without friends seeing you online? Deceive does that for League, TFT and Valorant. If the rank is what you are actually after, a skin will not move it.
LoL boostingHow Rose, LTK Manager and cslol-manager relate, and where LTK Manager runs.
Rose needs LTK Manager's patcher. Its README says it cannot distribute the LTK patcher because of DMCA restrictions, so you install LTK Manager and copy its two files, ltk_patcher_host.exe and ltk_patcher_dll.dll, into the tools folder Rose opens at first launch.
No. They are separate projects by different authors. Rose, by Alban1911, is a skin changer that previews and locally displays Riot skins, and borrows the LTK patcher from an LTK Manager install. LTK Manager, by League Toolkit, installs fan-made mods (.modpkg and .fantome files) and ships that patcher itself.
Not yet. LTK Manager runs on 64-bit Windows 10 and 11; its README lists macOS and Linux as planned. Riot-operated servers are supported, while Asian servers and Garena are not officially supported and may run into issues.
LTK Manager is the League Toolkit team's successor to cslol-manager, and cslol-manager's own README points to it. cslol-manager still publishes releases, and LTK Manager's default Start button works the way cslol-manager users already know: start the patcher, then open League from the Riot Client.
Questions about the patcher files themselves (where ltk_patcher_dll.dll is, a patcher that will not start, the signature check, Rose’s “patcher outdated” message) are answered in our Rose and LTK patcher setup guide.
FAQ sources, checked 16 October 2026: LTK Manager README, LTK Patcher License, Rose README.
