How to Recover Deleted Photos, Videos From Google Photos on Mobile, Web

Google Photos is one of the best free online photo backup services. If you accidentally deleted a photo from Google Photos, there is a way to recover it. If you follow the steps mentioned below, you can easily recover deleted photos from Google Photos. Google Photos lets you access photos stored on your phone and on the web. But what happens if you accidentally deleted some unintentional files and now you want to recover them? If you want to recover deleted photos from Google Photos Trash after 60 days, there is nothing you can do. So, read on as we explain how to recover deleted photos from Google Photos on mobile devices and the web.

How to recover deleted photos from Google Photos on iPhone

You can easily recover deleted photos from Google Photos on iPhone or iPad through the following methods:

1. Open Google Photos On your iOS device, Click on the hamburger icon Starting from the upper left corner and Select trash bin.
2. Now, Click on the horizontal three-dot icon from the upper right corner and tap choose.
3. Now select the photo and when done, Click to restore.
4. When you return, your photos will reappear in your photo library.

How to recover deleted photos from Google Photos on the web

Here are the best ways to recover deleted photos from Google Photos on the web:

1. Open Google Photos Access the web by visiting https://photos.google.com/ on your computer browser.
2. To continue, login Use your Google ID if you don’t have one already.
3. From the home page, Click on the hamburger icon in the upper left corner and Select trash bin.
4. Select photo You want to restore. Once completed, Click the restore button Just above the “Empty Trash” button in the upper right corner.
5. After this, your photos will automatically reappear in your photo library.

Keep in mind that deleted photos and videos will remain in the Trash folder for up to 60 days. Also, if more than 60 days have passed since you deleted your media files, you will not be able to recover them. So, take action while you still can.

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