How to Recover Deleted Videos from Your Cell Phone - Brazil

Did you accidentally delete an important video from your phone and only realize it later?

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It could be a family video, a recording of a trip, a special moment, or even a work file.

When it disappears from the gallery, the first reaction is usually to immediately look for a way to get it back.

Before installing any application, however, there are a few places you should check.

Google Photos, the Android gallery's trash bin, the iPhone's Recently Deleted album, and your backups. They can save the video even after it has disappeared from the main gallery.

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If the video is no longer in those locations, there are still data recovery tools that can scan the device's storage, memory card, or computer.

In this guide, you will learn 6 options to try and recover deleted videos, starting with the simplest options and progressing to specialized software.


Is it possible to recover a deleted video?

In some cases, yes.

But that depends mainly on where the video was stored, when it was deleted, and if a copy still exists in the recycle bin or in any backup..

For example, Google states that backed-up videos remain in the Google Photos trash for up to [number] years. 60 days, while unbacked videos remain for up to 30 days.

After permanent deletion, Google informs users that they cannot be restored through Google Photos.

On iPhones, Apple states that deleted photos and videos remain in the photo album. Deleted for 30 days. After that, they are permanently deleted by the system.

Therefore, if you just deleted an important video, Start looking as soon as possible..


1. Google Photos

If you use Android or keep your videos synced with the Google Photos, This should be one of the first options you check.

Google Photos has its own trash bin. If the video is still there, you can restore it to your library.

Backed-up videos remain in the trash for up to 60 days. Videos without backups can remain for up to 30 days, according to the conditions stated by Google.

How to recover the video

  1. Open the Google Photos.
  2. Tap on Collections → Trash Can.
  3. Locate the video and tap on it. Restore.

When available, the video may return to your Google Photos library, the albums where it was located, and in certain cases, to your phone's gallery.

What if the video isn't in the trash?

In this case, also check if you are using the correct Google account and if the device folders were configured for backup.

Google itself recommends checking backup settings when photos or videos disappear.

Google Photos ✅Official website


2. Recently Deleted on iPhone

If you use a iPhone, You don't need to start by installing a recovery application.

First, check out the album. Deleted within the Photos app.

Apple informs that deleted photos and videos remain in this album for 30 days.

During this period, it is possible to recover them directly from the device. After that, the content is permanently deleted.

How to recover

  1. Open the app Photos.
  2. Enter in Deleted in the Utilities section.
  3. Select the video and tap on Recover.

Apple also allows you to recover multiple items at once.

If you can't find the video there, it's worth checking your backups and iCloud before resorting to external tools.

iPhone / iCloud ✅iCloud Photos


3. DiskDigger

If you use Android If the video is no longer available in the trash, a known alternative is... DiskDigger.

The app can search for deleted images and files in the device's memory and on memory cards.

The version available on Google Play states that the app can scan for lost files, although the depth of recovery depends on the device and available permissions.

It's important to understand that DiskDigger doesn't guarantee the recovery of any deleted videos. On non-rooted devices, the tool itself indicates that the scan is more limited.

How to use

  1. Install the DiskDigger on Android.
  2. Start a scan of the available storage.
  3. Search for the videos that were found and try to recover them.

If the video is found, save the result preferably in another storage location, thus avoiding overwriting data that can still be recovered.

DiskDigger ✅Available on Google Play


4. EaseUS MobiSaver

Another option for Android is the EaseUS MobiSaver.

The application was developed for data recovery and provides support for... photos and videos, Supports both internal Android memory and microSD cards. Among the video formats mentioned are MP4, 3GP, AVI, and MOV.

The process works by scanning for files that may still be found in the storage.

How to use

  1. Install the EaseUS MobiSaver.
  2. Choose the option for recovering photos and videos.
  3. Scan and select the videos found.

The platform states that non-rooted Android devices perform a more limited search, while rooted devices may allow for a deeper scan.

The app has in-app purchases, so it's important to check the terms and conditions before paying for any additional features.

EaseUS MobiSaver ✅Available on Google Play


5. Dr.Fone

If you prefer to use a computer to try to recover the video, the Dr.Fone, from Wondershare, is another alternative.

Wondershare has specific tools for recovering data from Android and iPhone, including videos.

The company's own updated material on video recovery recommends first checking the recycle bin and backups, and only when the video is no longer available in those locations, using a specialized recovery tool.

How to use

  1. Install the Dr.Fone on the computer.
  2. Connect your phone and select the data recovery function.
  3. Scan and verify the videos found.

Before purchasing any resource, look for the option to preview of recoverable files, when available.

This helps determine if the software can find the video before paying for its recovery.

Dr.Fone ✅Official website


6. Stellar Photo Recovery

Despite the name, the Stellar Photo Recovery also works with video recovery.

The tool is primarily aimed at computers and storage devices, such as SD cards, HDDs, SSDs, flash drives, cameras, and other storage media..

Stellar reports support for various video formats, including MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV, 3GP, and others. The software also has versions for Windows and macOS.

This can be especially useful if the deleted video was in a microSD card, camera or other device that can be connected to the computer.

How to use

  1. Download and install Stellar Photo Recovery on the computer.
  2. Select the card, drive, or device where the video was stored.
  3. Run the scan, view the results, and save the recoverable files to another location.

Stellar states that its demo version allows scanning and viewing recoverable files before purchase, depending on the product and the conditions of the version used.

Stellar Photo Recovery ✅Official website


I deleted the video. What should I do now?

If you've just deleted an important video, try not to continue using the device intensively.

Avoid, above all, recording many new videos, downloading large files, or installing multiple recovery applications on the same storage device you intend to recover.

This happens because new data can occupy the space previously used by the deleted file.

Stellar, for example, recommends avoiding using the device to maximize recovery possibilities when data has not yet been overwritten.

The safest sequence is:

1. Check the trash can.

2. Check your backups.

3. Search on Google Photos or iCloud.

4. If you can't find it, consider using a compatible recovery tool.

5. Save any recovered files to another storage location.


What if the video is on a memory card?

This is a different case.

If you recorded videos with a camera or stored videos on a microSD card, Avoid continuing to use the card..

Remove it and connect it to your computer using a compatible reader.

Tools such as Stellar Photo Recovery They can scan the card to look for deleted files.

Stellar itself offers support for video recovery from SD, SDHC, and SDXC cards, as well as other storage devices.

The less new data that is written to the card, the better.


What if the video has been permanently deleted?

This is where it's important to be wary of exaggerated promises.

No app can guarantee that every permanently deleted video will be recovered.

If the file is still in the recycle bin or exists in a backup, recovery is usually much simpler.

When it is permanently excluded, the possibility depends on factors such as:

  • Time since deletion
  • Storage type
  • Operating system
  • Existence of backup
  • If the data has been overwritten
  • Physical state of the device
  • File type

Therefore, be wary of any tool that promises to recover... 100% of deleted videos on any cell phone.


How to avoid losing videos again

After recovering your videos, it's worth setting up some kind of backup system.

On Android, you can use the backup from Google Photos.

On an iPhone, you can use iCloud Photos and device backups.

It's also a good idea to keep really important videos in more than one place.

For example:

Mobile phone → Google Photos/iCloud → computer or external hard drive

So, if you accidentally delete the file on your phone, you'll still have another copy.


Didn't find the video? There's still another option.

If you've arrived here because you were looking to recover a deleted video, but the file that disappeared was actually a document, PDF, audio, or another type of file, we have a specific page for that.

📁 Need to recover documents or other files?

Check out the specific tools for recovering deleted files from cell phones, computers, memory cards, and other devices.

→ Recover deleted files


Try to recover your deleted videos.

Accidentally deleting a video doesn't necessarily mean you've lost the file immediately.

Start with the simplest options: Google Photos, gallery trash, iPhone's Recently Deleted album, and backups..

If the video is no longer available in these locations, tools such as DiskDigger, EaseUS MobiSaver, Dr.Fone and Stellar Photo Recovery These may be alternatives for trying to locate data that may still be present in the storage.

The most important thing is to act quickly and avoid saving or downloading too many files to the device where the video was stored.

Have you checked the recycle bin and backups before trying a recovery application?

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