EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard
by EaseUS Data Recovery WizardEaseUS Data Recovery Wizard retrieves files from SSDs, cameras, RAID, and NAS on Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android.
SD card recovery software helps people try to restore files from memory cards. This list supports buyers comparing tools for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android and self-hosted setups.
The page has no published ranking basis. Compare free plans, paid starting points, recovery limits, scan modes, file previews, raw recovery and bootable recovery media.
EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard retrieves files from SSDs, cameras, RAID, and NAS on Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android.
DoYourData Recovery retrieves files from external disks and formatted volumes on Windows, macOS, and iOS.
iPhone & iPadWindowsMacSupports more than 2,000 file formats when restoring card data after deletion, formatting or corruption on Windows and macOS.
WindowsMacDiskGenius recovers deleted, formatted, missing, and lost-partition data from storage devices, including RAID arrays, on Windows.
WindowsAnyRecover restores data from drives, memory cards, cameras, and mobile devices on Windows and macOS.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWindows+1Bitwar Data Recovery recovers deleted, formatted or inaccessible files from memory cards and drives on Windows and macOS.
DiskDigger restores files from hard disks, CDs, DVDs, and virtual or raw images on Windows, Linux, and macOS.
Disk Drill retrieves data from SSDs, cameras, RAID arrays, and virtual disks on macOS and Windows.
iBoysoft Data Recovery retrieves files on Windows and macOS from SD cards, cameras and disk-based storage.
MiniTool Power Data Recovery restores files from drives, cards, cameras, RAID, and optical media on Windows and macOS.
Wise Data Recovery restores files from drives, memory cards, cameras, phones, and removable devices on Windows.
AOMEI FastRecovery recovers files from drives, cards, cameras, and lost partitions on Windows.
iCare Data Recovery restores files from drives, cards, phones, cameras, laptops, and desktops on Windows.
iToolab RecoverGo scans Windows PCs, SD cards, cameras and drives for deleted photos and other lost data.
Recuva suits Windows users trying to recover deleted files from a computer, memory card, or external storage.
UNDELETE restores files from hard disks, camera cards, USB devices, and network shares on Windows.
SecureRecovery analyzes drives on Windows and macOS to recover files after deletion, reformatting, corruption or access loss.
Hetman Photo Recovery restores deleted photos and RAW files on Windows, macOS and Linux after storage damage or formatting.
EasyRecovery suits Windows or macOS users trying to retrieve files from drives, memory cards, optical media, or RAID.
R-Studio restores files on Windows, macOS and Linux from local, removable, network and image-based disks.
Free Windows, Linux, and Mac recovery software for memory cards, disks, partitions, and RAID arrays.
FoneLab Data Retriever recovers deleted files from computers, memory cards and cameras on Windows and macOS.
Macrorit Data Recovery recovers files from SD cards, drives, RAID arrays and disk images on Windows and macOS.
Check whether the software supports the device you plan to use. The listed platforms include Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android and self-hosted deployments.
Windows and macOS support appear across a wider portion of the list than Linux, iOS, Android or self-hosted support, so confirm compatibility before downloading.
Look for a free plan or a free trial before paying. DoYourData Recovery, DiskDigger, Glary Undelete and Tenorshare 4DDiG Data Recovery show free-plan details.
A free trial can provide a way to assess a tool without a continuing free plan. Check the stated recovery limit and what the trial permits.
Use the comparison fields to check scan modes, file preview and raw file recovery. These functions describe how a tool searches for data and what it can show before recovery.
Bootable recovery media can matter when the computer cannot start normally. Confirm that support before choosing a tool for that situation.
Review the paid-from price alongside the free plan, free recovery limit and trial terms. DiskDigger lists a paid starting price, while DoYourData Recovery lists a free plan without a paid amount in the supplied details.
Pricing models differ across the list, including free, freemium and paid software.