How to Recover Deleted Photos on Android and iPhone: A Complete Guide

How to Recover Deleted Photos on Android and iPhone

 How to Recover Deleted Photos on Android and iPhone: A Complete Guide

Accidentally deleted an important photo? Don't panic! Whether you're using an Android or iPhone, there are multiple ways to recover lost photos. This guide will walk you through the best methods to retrieve your deleted images easily.

1. Check the Recently Deleted Folder

On iPhone:

• Open the Photos app.

• Go to Albums > Recently Deleted.

• Select the photos you want to recover and tap Restore.

On Android:

• Open the Google Photos app.

• Tap Library > Trash (Bin).

• Select the photos and tap Restore.

Photos remain in the Recently Deleted folder for 30 days before being permanently removed.

2. Restore from Cloud Backup

Using Google Photos (Android & iPhone):

• Open Google Photos and search for your missing images.

• If found, tap the photo and select Restore.

Using iCloud Photos (iPhone):

• Go to Settings > [Your Name] > iCloud > Photos.

• Turn on iCloud Photos, and check the Photos app.

Using Samsung Cloud (Samsung Users):

• Open Settings > Accounts and Backup > Samsung Cloud.

• Select Restore Data > Photos.

3. Use File Recovery Apps

If your photos are not in the Recently Deleted folder or the cloud, try a third-party recovery app:

• DiskDigger (Android) – Recovers photos from internal storage.

• Dr.Fone - Data Recovery (Android & iPhone) – Scans for lost images.

• EaseUS MobiSaver – Helps recover deleted media files.

4. Recover from a Local Backup

• Android Users: Check Google Drive, Samsung Cloud, or any local backup on your PC.

• iPhone Users: Restore from an iTunes/Finder backup if your photos were backed up earlier.

5. Retrieve Photos Using a PC or Mac

On iPhone (via iTunes/Finder):

• Connect your iPhone to a computer and open iTunes (Windows) or Finder (Mac).

• Click Restore Backup and choose the latest backup.

On Android (Using Google Drive):

• Go to Google Drive > Backups and look for saved images.

• Use Android File Transfer to check for old media files.

6. Contact Professional Data Recovery Services

If nothing works, professional services like DriveSavers or Ontrack specialize in retrieving lost photos from damaged or formatted devices.

Final Thoughts

Recovering deleted photos on Android or iPhone is easier if you act quickly. Always back up your data to avoid future losses.

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