[Official] Photo Recovery Software Free Download

Introduction

Photos may disappear from a Windows PC, Mac, SD card, USB drive, camera card, external hard drive, or phone storage for many reasons. Common causes include accidental deletion, quick format, RAW drive errors, virus attacks, file transfer interruption, and system crashes.

When photo loss happens, stop saving new files to the affected device. New data may overwrite the deleted pictures and reduce the recovery chance. With Qiling Deep Data Recovery, you can scan the device, preview found photos, and recover pictures such as JPG, JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP, TIFF, RAW camera files, and more.

How to recover deleted or lost photos?

• Download for Win
• Windows 11/10/8.1/8/7 & Servers, 100% Secure

Step 1. Download, install, and launch Qiling Deep Data Recovery on your computer. If you need to recover photos from an external device, connect the SD card, USB drive, camera card, or external hard drive first.

Step 2. Select the location where your photos were lost, such as a partition, desktop folder, recycle bin, SD card, or removable drive. Click "Scan" to search for deleted and lost pictures.

Step 3. After the scan, use file type, path, or search options to locate photos quickly. Preview recoverable images and select the photos you want to restore.

Step 4. Click "Recover" and choose another safe drive or folder to save the recovered photos. Do not save them back to the original location before recovery is complete.

Step 5. Open the destination folder and check the recovered pictures. If some photos are still missing, run a deeper scan and recover the remaining files to a different safe location.

When do you need photo recovery software?

• You deleted photos and emptied the Recycle Bin.
• The SD card or USB drive asks to be formatted before use.
• Photos disappeared after a cut-and-paste interruption or file transfer failure.
• A digital camera, memory card, or external drive becomes RAW or inaccessible.
• Pictures were lost after system crash, virus attack, partition loss, or accidental formatting.

For the best result, recover photos as soon as possible and avoid writing new data to the source device. If the storage device has physical damage or makes unusual noises, stop using it and consider professional help.