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Bring back photos deleted from your computer, phone, SD card, or USB drive. Recover JPG, HEIC, PNG, RAW, and screenshots — including iCloud Photos in the Recently Deleted album, Google Photos trash, Samsung Gallery trash, and photos lost weeks ago to a sync conflict or device wipe.
JPG, HEIC, PNG, GIF, BMP, TIFF, WebP, plus camera RAW (CR2, CR3, NEF, ARW, DNG, RAF, ORF). Screenshots and Live Photos are fully supported.
Recovers from iPhone, Android phones, digital cameras, SD/microSD cards, USB drives, internal Mac and Windows storage, and external HDDs/SSDs.
We know where iCloud Photos, Google Photos, OneDrive, Dropbox, and Samsung Cloud put deleted items — and how long the 30-day trash window lasts before permanent deletion.
Drag-and-drop photo recovery for personal use. One-time purchase, lifetime license.
Get SafeRestore Starter for $9.99 — 30-day refund, lifetime license, Mac & Windows.
It depends where they were. iCloud Photos, Google Photos, and Samsung Cloud keep them for 30 days in trash. Empty trash plus sector-level recovery: weeks to months on storage that's still mostly idle. The single biggest factor is how much new data has been written to the device since deletion.
Yes. SafeRestore reads iPhone backups (iTunes/Finder local backups and iCloud backups) and extracts photos. It also reads the local Photos library on Mac if iCloud Photos is enabled. Direct on-device recovery from iPhone storage requires the phone to be backed up first.
Yes. We pull photos from Google Photos trash, Samsung Cloud backups, ADB device backups, and direct USB/MTP file transfer. No root needed for the standard recovery paths.
Fully supported. CR2, CR3, NEF, ARW, DNG, RAF, ORF, PEF, SRW, and X3F are all recoverable from SD cards and computer hard drives. Recovered RAW files open normally in Lightroom, Capture One, DxO, and Adobe Camera Raw.
No. Recovery is bit-for-bit — the recovered JPG, HEIC, or RAW is byte-identical to the original file. Quality is exactly the same. The only loss is metadata if the file table is destroyed.
Only if you had a Google Photos, iCloud Photos, Samsung Cloud, or local computer backup before the reset. Direct on-device recovery after factory reset is essentially impossible on modern phones because of file-system encryption.