Undelete

Photo recovery that brings back the originals: deleted photos, videos and audio from the last 30 days, restored at full size to the album they came from.

No root, no subscription, and your files never leave your phone.

Deleted a photo you wanted to keep? Android probably still has it. When you delete a photo, video or song, Android does not wipe it straight away. It moves the file out of sight and holds it in a hidden trash for about 30 days before clearing it for good. Undelete reads those recently deleted photos and files and puts them back — the originals, at full size, exactly where they were.

WHAT IT RECOVERS

• Deleted photos — JPEG, PNG, HEIC and more

• Deleted videos

• Deleted audio, music and voice recordings

• Files left behind by an interrupted download or save, found by a deep scan of a folder you choose

Every result shows you what it actually is: the file name you deleted, its real size, a preview where one can be made, and how many days are left before the system clears it. Tick the ones you want and restore deleted photos in one go.

HOW IT WORKS

Quick scan reads the system trash. Anything it finds is the original file, and restoring it is a move, not a copy — the photo goes back to the album it came from, at the size it always was.

Deep scan walks a folder you choose and looks for files Android renamed on its way to deleting them but never finished clearing. Those have no trash entry left, so they are copied back into a new file. The app labels which kind every result is, so you always know what you are getting.

Pick a category — Photos, Videos, Audio, or Documents found by deep scan — or scan everything at once.

GET THE MOST BACK

Android keeps deleted files for about 30 days, so the sooner you scan, the more you will find. Every result shows how many days it has left, so you can recover the deleted videos and photos that matter most first.

DELETION ALERTS

When files you delete land in the trash, Undelete can tell you right away, while all 30 days are still ahead.

NOTHING FOUND?

If the trash is empty, Undelete lists other places a photo may still be: the Google Photos bin, your gallery's recycle bin, cloud apps and chat backups.

YOUR FILES STAY YOURS

Undelete never uploads a file, a file name, or a list of what it found. Video recovery and photo recovery happen entirely on your phone, and so does the check behind the deletion alerts. Anonymous usage data and crash reports contain no files or file names, and you can turn them off in the menu. Restoring from the trash goes through Android's own confirmation screen, which shows you exactly which files are about to be restored before anything moves.

The app asks for permission to read photos, video and audio, and, if you allow it, to send notifications: one daily reminder and the deletion alerts. It does not ask for All Files Access, and it never looks at anything outside the media it is there to recover.

FREE, PAID FOR BY ADS

Undelete is free because ads pay for it. There is no banner; a sponsored card sits at the foot of your scan results. Every scan and every restore holds the screen for about a minute with a sponsored card and a progress bar before it finishes. A full-screen ad can appear when you leave your results, and another when you open the app or come back to it after a while, on the home screen only; that one never appears on your first visits, during a scan, over your results, or while a restore is under way. Restoring up to three files at a time is free and unlimited, forever. Two optional rewarded ads exist — one restores a whole selection in a single step, and one unlocks a deep scan, which runs without an ad when none is available.

One optional, one-time purchase removes the full-screen ads and the wait for good. There is no subscription; every scan and restore is free, and the purchase only takes the ads and the wait away.

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