How to download LINE: Free Calls & Messages on Bluestacks

LINE: Free Calls & Messages is a popular Communication app developed by LINE Corporation. LINE: Free Calls & Messages has had more than 500000000 downloads on Google Play Store. LINE: Free Calls & Messages promise will provide you with the best experience. Nevertheless, LINE: Free Calls & Messages sometimes can not be downloaded on Google Play or you want to use LINE: Free Calls & Messages on your PC. Let’s take a look on how to download LINE: Free Calls & Messages on Bluestacks.

Method 1: Using the Google Play Store

Install and set up Bluestacks. If you don’t have Bluestacks installed on your PC, go to the official website of Bluestacks and tap on the green DOWNLOAD BLUESTACKS button in the middle of the site, tap on the green DOWNLOAD button at the top of the following page, and then install it depending on your computer’s operating system:

Windows- Double-click on the downloaded EXE file, click Yes when prompted, tap on Install now, tap on Complete when it becomes available, launch Bluestacks manually if it doesn't launch automatically, and follow the on-screen prompts to log into your Google account. Mac- Double-click on the downloaded DMG file, double-click the Bluestacks icon, tap on Install when prompted, verify the installation if prompted, tap on Continue, launch Bluestacks manually if it doesn't start automatically, and follow the on-screen prompts to log into your Google account.

Start Google Play.

Choose the search bar.

Search for LINE: Free Calls & Messages. Then press ↵ Enter.

When typing in the app's name, you can see the app's icon and name of LINE: Free Calls & Messages show up in a drop-down menu below the search bar. If so, tap on the app's name next to its icon, then remove the next step.

Tap on the app. Scroll down until you find LINE: Free Calls & Messages you want to install, then hit the app's icon to open its page.

The Google Play Store can often show up the best-suited app for you at the top of the list of search results if you type the extract name of the app. You can hit INSTALL right under this app to begin installing; if you do this, remove the next step.

Tap on INSTALL. It's a green button on the upper-right side of the page.

Tap on ACCEPT when prompted. This can cause the app to begin installing.

Depending on the app, you can not be asked to Tap on ACCEPT here.

Start LINE: Free Calls & Messages. Once LINE: Free Calls & Messages finishes installing you can open it in one of two ways:

Tap on OPEN on the app's page in the Google Play Store to launch it immediately.

Tap on the app's icon on the My Apps tab at any time.

Method 2: Using LINE: Free Calls & Messages APK File

Install and set up Bluestacks like the steps above.

Download LINE: Free Calls & Messages APK file onto your PC. APKs are app installation files; while they're typically used to install third-party apps that don’t appear on the Play Store, you may also use them to quickly install versions of stock apps such as Chrome. To install LINE: Free Calls & Messages APK, look up the name LINE: Free Calls & Messages followed by APK, choose a site, and hit the Download or Mirror link.

Tap on the My Apps tab. This tab is on the upper-left side of the Bluestacks window.

Tap on Install APK. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window. This action would launch a File Explorer (Windows) or Finder (Mac) window.

Tap on your downloaded LINE: Free Calls & Messages APK file. Go to the location of the downloaded LINE: Free Calls & Messages APK file, after that hit the APK file once to choose it.

Tap on Open. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window. This action can run the APK file in Bluestacks and begin installing your app.

Start up LINE: Free Calls & Messages. Once you see the app's icon appear on the My Apps tab, you can hit the icon to launch it.

To wrap up

In conclusion, we have introduced to you three different methods on how to install LINE: Free Calls & Messages on Bluestacks. Hope this piece of information will help you have more choices when sideloading third-party apps on your PC.