What’s better than using Recover Deleted Photos by SoftSoluLabs? Well, try it on a big screen, on your PC or Mac, with BlueStacks to see the difference.
Recover Deleted Photos feels more like a quick rescue toolbox than a heavy utility. Open it, hit scan, and it sweeps through the PICTURES and DCIM folders to dig up cached copies and thumbnails of photos that were removed. After the scan, it shows a gallery of everything it found, deleted or not, and lets the user pick what to bring back. Tap restore and it drops the images into a tidy folder so they are easy to find again. The layout is simple, no complicated menus, and no root is needed. Running it on a PC with BlueStacks makes the whole picking process easier, since a bigger screen and mouse make sorting through lots of tiny thumbnails a lot less annoying.
A few things stand out. It is mainly recovering copies, so many of the results are lower resolution versions saved by the system, not always the original full quality shot. It may show images that were never deleted, which is normal since it is scanning caches. Deep scans can take a while on phones with huge galleries, and results will vary by device and what has been overwritten. There is a Google Drive backup option that is handy once the important photos are back, plus a Similar Photos view to weed out duplicates and a basic enhancer for quick fixes. For accidental deletes and quick restores, it does the job without making the user jump through hoops.
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