How To Recover Google Photos Deleted From Trash (2023 Guide)
0Learn How To Recover Google Photos Deleted From Trash (2023 Guide). This video will show you how to recover deleted google photos. If you've deleted photos from Google Photos and they are no longer in the Trash, there may still be a chance to recover them. Google Photos keeps photos in the Trash for 60 days before permanently deleting them. If the photos have been deleted within the last 60 days, you can try to recover them using the following steps:
Open Google Photos: Go to the Google Photos website (photos.google.com) or open the Google Photos app on your mobile device.
Sign in: Make sure you are signed in with the Google account that was used to upload the photos.
Access the Trash: In the Google Photos app, tap on the "Library" tab (three horizontal lines) at the bottom right, and then tap "Trash." On the website, click on the "Trash" option on the left sidebar.
Select Photos: Find the photos you want to recover from the Trash. You can tap and hold on a photo to select it, and then tap on other photos to select them as well. To select all photos in the Trash, tap the three-dot menu (or right-click) and choose "Select all."
Recover Photos: Once you have selected the photos you want to recover, tap the "Restore" button (the circular arrow icon) at the top right of the screen. Confirm that you want to restore the photos.
Check Your Library: The recovered photos should now be moved back to your Google Photos library, and you can access them as usual.
If the photos are not in the Trash or it has been more than 60 days since they were deleted, they may have been permanently removed, and it might not be possible to recover them through Google Photos. In that case, you can check if you have a backup of the photos on another device, cloud storage, or any other backup service you might have used.
Remember to regularly back up your important photos to avoid the risk of permanent data loss. Additionally, consider enabling the "Back up & sync" feature in Google Photos to automatically back up your photos and videos to the cloud.