AnyRecover
by AnyRecoverAnyRecover may suit people seeking file recovery from computer storage, cards, cameras, or mobile-device sources.
File recovery tools help you look for lost or deleted files on a computer or mobile device. They can suit Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android or a self-hosted setup, depending on the tool.
This finder lists newer releases first, using figures the makers publish and no score. Compare supported platforms, pricing models and whether a free plan or trial fits your recovery task.
AnyRecover may suit people seeking file recovery from computer storage, cards, cameras, or mobile-device sources.
It suits users trying to recover files from supported storage on macOS or Windows.
WindowsMacIt suits Windows or Mac users seeking recovery options for common storage devices and listed loss situations.
WindowsMacRecuva suits Windows users trying to recover deleted files from a computer, memory card, or external storage.
WindowsR-Studio is suited to people or organizations recovering data from varied storage media, including network disks and RAID setups.
WindowsMacLinuxDMDE may suit people trying to recover data from disks, memory cards, RAID arrays, or disk images.
PhotoRec suits people trying to recover files from disks, removable storage, or disk images, including after file-system damage.
Start with the device and operating system that holds the missing files. Tools on this list run on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android or self-hosted systems.
Check the maker's platform details before installing. A tool built for one system may not suit a different device.
The list includes paid and freemium tools. A freemium plan can provide a way to start without paying, while a paid tool requires a purchase.
Recuva and Renee Undeleter list free plans. DMDE, MiniTool Power Data Recovery and Recoverit use freemium models.
A free trial can let you check whether a tool fits before purchase. Confirm the trial terms on the maker's page, since access can differ by platform and plan.
A free plan is another way to begin. Read the plan details before choosing a paid upgrade.
Self-hosted software runs in an environment you manage. This option may suit a home lab or another setup where you control the host.
Check the tool's supported platform and setup requirements before selecting a self-hosted option.
If you need to read or change the code, check the tool's licence. Pricing model and licence are separate details, so review both before deployment.