Just open the desktop client, or access the cloud storage in your browser, to recover your files.

If you have the apps on your phone, there is a good change you've opted to sync photos to those clouds. Other cloud storage services, such as Dropbox and OneDrive, work in the same way.

When you find it you can download it to your computer or leave it in the cloud.

If you run into trouble, use the search tool to find the photo.

Browse the images for the photo you're looking for.

If you use a cloud storage account with mobile sync like Google Drive, there's a good chance that your missing, presumed deleted photos and videos are already backed up in Google Photos. Recover Photos on Android from Google Photos

There are other options for recovering data on Android without root. Other Possible Ways to Recover Android Data Without Root

Check the data you want to keep, then click Recover.

Either Select all or select a specific data type, then Start.

In UltData for Android, select Recover Google Drive Data.

Here, you can choose to recover Contacts, Messages, Calls, Wi-Fi account data, and Calendars. Tenorshare UltData also supports recovering data from Google Drive. Specifying a particular type of media file saves time in UltData, helping you to find the files you're looking for faster.

This is a more effective way to recover deleted photos on Android that mean something to you, rather than internet junk.

With Gallery selected, browse through the images to select those you wish to keep.

Just looking for photos? With the phone connected and UltData for Android running:

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