PhotoRestore Pro
What scanning options does PhotoRestore Pro offer, and how fast are they?
PhotoRestore Pro provides a Quick Scan and a Deep Scan. The Quick Scan takes about two minutes and finds recently deleted photos, while the Deep Scan takes around 12 minutes and can recover images from months ago.
Can I preview photos before restoring them to avoid cluttering my gallery?
Yes, the app includes a preview function that lets you tap each thumbnail to see the photo before restoring it. This way, you can pick only the images you actually need and skip the junk.
The app seems to only find old memes and screenshots—how can I get better results?
Try running a Deep Scan instead of the Quick Scan, which recovers a wider range of deleted files. Also, make sure you haven't overwritten the storage by taking new photos, as that can make recovery less reliable.
Why does my restored photo show up blurry or with a watermark?
PhotoRestore Pro is completely free with no watermarks or quality loss, so blurriness likely means the original file was already damaged. If the preview looks sharp, the restored version should be, too.
How does PhotoRestore Pro compare to paid apps like Disk Drill?
PhotoRestore Pro is free with no limits on restores, while Disk Drill charges for full recovery. However, Disk Drill offers more advanced features like file categorization and desktop support, whereas PhotoRestore Pro is simpler and faster for basic photo recovery on iPhone.
