Deleting images accidentally or losing photos on your phones is very common. Important photos often get lost when you are switching to a new phone or the phone is stolen. But it has become quite easy to restore important images in quick ways. Read the list below and restore your images.
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Restore from the Cloud
You can easily restore deleted images on your Android phones from the cloud. Android is connected to a kind of cloud storage, whether Gmail or others. And it has uploaded all files to the cloud storage such as Google Photos, Dropbox, or Microsoft one drive. Restoring all your deleted photos from Cloud storage is the easiest method you can find. So let’s get started. (but this can only be done if you opted for it)
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From Google Photos
- Log in to Google Photos using the Gmail account
- Once your sign-in on the Google Photos page, you will see all your images
- Select all the images you wish to restore
- Press Save to device
Read more: 5 free web services you can use to transfer large files
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From Dropbox
- Open Dropbox: app or website
- Find Deleted images
- Click and select all the photos you wish to restore
- Hit the three-dot icon
- Press on Save to device
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From Microsoft OneDrive
- Open OneDrive: App or Website
- Visit Recycle Bin
- Select all the images you want to restore
- Press more with the three-dot icon
- Select save
Read also: 5 best ways to recover your data on a Windows PC
Using an Android app from Playstore: DiskDigger photo recovery
- Download the app from Playstore
- Install it on the Phone
- Open the app
- Choose the option: Basic scan or Full scan
- The app will find the deleted photos in a min
- Now select all the photos you want to restore
- Press the Recovery button
- It will be saved on your phone.
Hope the methods to restore your deleted photos are helpful. Besides the above-mentioned options.
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