Did you accidentally delete the recent holiday pictures on your Samsung phone? It can be devastating, especially when you haven’t shared them with friends and family. Don’t worry, recovering deleted photos on your Galaxy phone is quite easy. Let us show you how.
Recover deleted photos on Samsung Gallery
The default Gallery app on Galaxy phones is awesome. It is feature-rich with excellent photo organization and editing functions. The app also comes with a handy Recycle Bin to find and recover deleted photos.
Follow the steps below to find and recover deleted media from the Samsung Gallery app on your Galaxy phone.
Step 1: Open the Gallery app on your phone.
Step 2: Click on the hamburger menu and select Trash.
Step 3: Tap the Edit option at the top and select the photos you want to recover.
Step 4: Select Restore at the bottom and you will find the same photos and videos appear in the related folder.
The app gives you 30 days to recover deleted media from Samsung Gallery app. After 30 days, the app will permanently delete all photos and videos from the Trash.
Recover deleted photos on Google Photos
Similar to the Gallery app, the Google Photos app also comes with a Recycle Bin to find deleted media. This is how you can recover deleted photos with Google Photos.
Note: Since Google Photos comes pre-installed on every Android phone, this trick works for all devices.
Step 1: Open the Google Photos app on your phone.
Step 2: Go to the Library menu.
Step 3: Select the Trash menu.
Step 4: Long press on the photo you want to restore. Select Restore at the bottom and you’ll see the media files appear in the album.
For Google Photos, the app will delete backed up photos after 60 days in the trash. Items that are not backed up will be deleted after 30 days.
If you’re looking to restore backed up photos, you can also use the Google Photos web. This trick will help you get things done without taking your eyes off the screen.
Step 1: Go to Google Photos on the web.
Visit the Google Photos website
Step 2: Select Bin from the left sidebar.
Step 3: Select the photo and click Restore at the top.
The same photos will appear to you in Google Photos on your Galaxy phone.
Sync photos with OneDrive
Thanks to a partnership between Samsung and Microsoft, the company has integrated OneDrive right into the Gallery app. Using the integration, you can directly upload photos and videos to OneDrive.
Step 1: Open the Gallery app and go to Settings.
Step 2: Select Sync with OneDrive.
Step 3: You need to connect your Microsoft account to the Gallery app.
Step 4: After successfully connecting your Microsoft account, you will see additional options to sync media files in the Library settings.
Step 5: Turn on Auto-sync and select Albums to sync.
From the following menu, select the Library Album that you want to sync with the Microsoft cloud platform.
From the ‘Sync using’ menu, select Wi-Fi Only so the Gallery app doesn’t eat up too much mobile data.
The Library app will upload selected albums to the OneDrive platform from now on. Even if you accidentally delete a photo, you can still find the same photo from the OneDrive web.
Sync photos with Google Photos
Google Photos is fun to use with media backed up to the cloud. That way you can access your media on all platforms, using functions like Partner Account etc.
Step 1: Open Google Photos on your Samsung phone.
Step 2: Tap the profile picture at the top and go to Google Photos settings.
Step 3: Go to Backup & sync and enable the switch from the following menu.
Now you don’t have to worry about deleting photos from your phone’s local storage. They have been backed up to the cloud.
Get back your precious memories
Whether you prefer the default Gallery app or Google Photos on your Galaxy phone, it won’t take more than a minute to recover deleted photos. To prevent such a situation from happening in the future, it is recommended that you enable syncing and upload all intermediate files to Google Photos or OneDrive.
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