EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard
by EaseUS Data Recovery WizardIt suits people trying to recover files from supported storage, including memory cards, RAID, or NAS.
Data recovery software helps restore deleted or lost files from computers, phones, removable media and storage arrays. Tools differ in the systems and recovery sources they support.
This page presents the category without a published ranking basis. Compare free plans, paid starting points, recovery limits, platform support and recovery features before choosing a tool.
It suits people trying to recover files from supported storage, including memory cards, RAID, or NAS.
Dr.Fone suits people who want phone recovery, transfer, backup, or system-repair tools in one toolkit.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+2It suits users trying to recover files from supported storage on macOS or Windows.
WindowsMacR-Studio is suited to people or organizations recovering data from varied storage media, including network disks and RAID setups.
WindowsMacLinuxRecovers files on macOS and Windows from drives, USB devices, cards, cameras, RAID and discs.
WindowsMacTestDisk may suit people recovering partitions, boot sectors, or deleted files, from novices to experts.
FastRecovery may suit Windows users trying to retrieve files from supported drives, cards, or a crashed PC.
Recuva suits Windows users trying to recover deleted files from a computer, memory card, or external storage.
PhotoRec suits people trying to recover files from disks, removable storage, or disk images, including after file-system damage.
Wise Data Recovery may suit Windows users looking for deleted files on drives, memory cards, or other removable devices.
iBoysoft Data Recovery runs on Windows and macOS for hard drives, SSDs, USB drives, cards and cameras.
DiskInternals runs on Windows, with Linux and macOS sources, including drives, cards, images, RAID and NAS.
DMDE may suit people trying to recover data from disks, memory cards, RAID arrays, or disk images.
EasyRecovery suits Windows or macOS users trying to retrieve files from drives, memory cards, optical media, or RAID.
Windows tool for recovering files from hard, external and portable drives, USB and flash drives, and cards.
Recoverit suits Windows and macOS users who need to recover files from varied storage sources, including memory cards, NAS devices, or RAID arrays.
Free Linux, Windows and self-hosted tool that copies readable data from failing devices and files.
Windows data recovery software for drives, partitions, USB devices, cards, cameras and drone cameras.
Recovers iOS and Android data, backups and SD cards on macOS and Windows.
It suits Windows users who need to try recovering deleted files from local drives or removable storage.
R-Linux may suit people recovering files from supported Linux file systems on disks or removable media, using a Linux or Windows host.
Windows data recovery software for HDDs, SSDs, USB drives, cards, optical discs, RAID and disk images.
Recovers files on Android, Linux, macOS and Windows from disks, cards, discs and images.
Windows data recovery software with free and paid plans starting at $54.99.
Check whether a tool offers a free plan, a free trial or neither. A free plan may include a recovery limit, while a trial can provide time-limited access to paid functions.
Use the Paid from field to see the maker's starting price, then review what the free option includes before paying.
Review support for Windows, macOS and Linux before installing software. Listings also cover iOS, Android and self-hosted options.
Choose a tool that matches the device holding the lost files and the computer you will use for recovery.
Recovery sources show where a tool can look for lost data. Compare support for local drives, removable media and other sources listed for the product.
Memory card recovery is a separate comparison field, so check it when working with camera cards or similar storage.
RAID recovery can matter when files are stored across a disk array. Bootable recovery can help when the installed operating system will not start.
Review these fields alongside supported operating systems to match the tool to the storage problem.
File preview lets you inspect recoverable content before restoring it. Check this field when you need to identify files before selecting a recovery location.