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Recover available photos and videos protected by the app! View Deleted Photos.
By Trang Nguyen
Editor, media and streaming
Recover Deleted Photos App is a recovery tool for photos and videos on Android. It keeps protected copies of media that exists on the phone after setup, so that a later deletion can be undone from inside the app.
It only works on media it has been able to access since it was installed and set up. Files deleted before that point are outside its reach, as are files that have been permanently removed from storage or wiped by a factory reset. It suits people who want a fallback for pictures and clips they may delete later.
The build we hold is Recover Deleted Photos App 2.3.0 (APKS split bundle) for Android 8.0 and up.
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After setup, the app waits in the background for protected items to be deleted from the device. When one is, you open the app and look for it in the available protected media list. The app shows which deleted items have a copy it can still return.
You select the photos or videos you want and restore them to the device. Nothing is restored automatically, so you choose exactly which items come back.
Coverage is limited to photos and videos in accessible device storage. The developer states that the app works without root access, so it runs on a standard, unmodified phone.
Two situations are excluded: media deleted before the app was installed, and media that has been permanently removed or erased in a factory reset. Those items cannot be restored through the app.