How to Recover Deleted Photos from iPhone (iPhone 6s Plus Included)

Accidentally deleted photos on your iPhone, and want to get them back eagerly? It's not a big deal now. With a right way, you can still retrieve them with original quality. Dr.Fone - iPhone Data Recovery (Windows & Mac) lets you recover deleted photos from iPhone in 3 ways: directly recover from iPhone, recover from an iTunes backup file and recover from iCloud backup file. Check detailed solutions below.

iPhone Data Recovery (iOS 9 Supported)

Provides you with three ways to retrieve deleted photos from iPhone 6s (Plus)/6 (Plus)/5s/5c/5/4s/4/3GS

• Retrieve photos directly from iPhone, iTunes backup and iCloud backup.
• Recover deleted photos from Camera Roll, Photo Library and Photo Stream.
• Preview and selectively recover photos in original quality.
• Supports iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus and the latest iOS 9
• Note: For photos lost on iPhone 4s and above, please try to recover them from iTunes backup file or iCloud backup file.

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Important things you should know:

1. For people whose iPhone stuck in white screen of death or recovery mode while upgrading iPhone to iOS 9, you don't need to recover photos from iPhone now! All you need is to check how to fix iPhone white screen of death or how to get iPhone out of recovery mode. For sure, after learning the ways, your iPhone will be turned into normal mode.

2. If you lost photos from your iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus or any other iPhone running in iOS 9, you should tap Photos app and go to Recently Deleted folder to check out whether these lost photos are there or not. If they are there, you can restore them right away. If there are not there, you should follow the ways below to recover photos. 

3 Solutions to Retrieve deleted photos from iPhone 6s (Plus)/6 (Plus)/5/5s/5c/4s/4/3GS

Recover deleted photos by scanning your iPhone

Step 1 Connect your iPhone and scan it

After in stalling the program on your computer, run it. Then connect your iPhone to the computer. When the program detects your iPhone, follow the description in the window to "Start Scan" scanning your iPhone.

Step 2 Preview and recover photos from your iPhone

When the scan stops, you can preview and check all data available to recover in the scan result. To recover photos, you can preview every item in the categories of Camera Roll, Photo Stream and App Photos. Preview them one by one, and tick the item you want. Then click on the Recover button to save them on your computer with one click.

Recover deleted photos by extracting iTunes backup

Step 1 Choose and extract the iTunes backup

After running the program, switch to Recover from iTunes Backup File by clicking on the option on the top of the window. Then the program will detect all iTunes backup files existing on your computer and present them all for your option.

Choose the one for your iPhone and click on the Start Scan button to begin extracting the backup. The extracting process will take you about 5 seconds.

Step 2 Preview and recover your iPhone photos

In the scan result presented by Dr.Fone - iPhone Data Recovery, you can check all recoverable data one by one in detail, such as photos, contacts, messages, notes, call log and more. Just tick whatever you want during the preview. Then save them on your computer with only one mouse click on the Recover button.

Recover iPhone photos from iCloud backup

Step 1 Download and extract the iCloud backup file

Choose the recovery mode of Recover from iCloud Backup File, and then you can enter your Apple ID and the password to log in. After that, the program can automatically find all backup files existing in your iCloud account. Choose the one you want to recover iPhone photos from to download and extract it. It will take you some time. Just wait and keep the internet connected.

Step 2 Preview and recover your iPhone photos

Once the scan is complete, you can access and preview the content in your iCloud backup in detail. For photos, you can check Camera Roll and App Photos. Preview them one by one and tick the item you want. Then click on the Recover button to save them on your computer.