Gihosoft Photo Recovery

The unthinkable has happened. The beautiful vacation photos you took this summer are gone. You put them on your USB stick, but now they’re not there anymore. Perhaps you deleted them by accident and don’t remember it. Perhaps someone else deleted them on purpose, thinking you don’t need them anymore. No matter how the photos got lost, the important thing is not to panic. Even if they’re gone, they can be brought back. All you need is a data recovery tool that specializes in bringing back lost photos, like Gihosoft’s aptly named Gihosoft Photo Recovery.

Gihosoft Photo Recovery is available for Windows and Mac. The applications supports any Windows edition from Windows XP up to Windows 10 and any Mac edition from Snow Leopard onward. You will need a 1GHz processor or better, at least 200MB of free disk space, and a minimum of 512MB of RAM to run Gihosoft Photo Recovery on your PC or Mac.

If you’ve used data recovery tools in the past, the interface will feel very familiar. It’s a wizard-like interface that guides you through all the steps you need to take to recover lost images. First up, select the drive were the photos were stored. This drive will be scanned and once the scan completes, you’ll be presented with a list of recoverable images. Go over the list, choose the image or images you want to recover, specify where you want them to be stored, and that’s it. Your lost images have been brought back.

Gihosoft Photo Recovery can recover a wide range of image formats: JPG, BMP, PNG, GIF, TGA, PSD, and many more. Go to the Advanced Settings menu to select what image formats the scan will look for. Speaking of which, Gihosoft Photo Recovery can scan a variety of storage devices: internal or external HDD, internal or portable SSD, USB drives, Flash memory cards, and more.

Gihosoft Photo Recovery is free software. You can use it for free to recover your lost or deleted images.

Thanks to Gihosoft Photo Recovery, bringing back lost or accidentally deleted images is a very straightforward process. Launch, scan, recover!