So keep the habit of making backups is quite vital.Īfter you've backed up your iPhone/iPad/iPod touch, you can restore your devices to get the lost/deleted files back, but the headache facts are that the backup is encrypted that you have no right to preview the exact contents, and if the lost/deleted files are in the former backup, which may be overwritten by the recent backup fully. Once it get lost or stolen, the personal privacy is quite possibly leaked. IPhone has become one of important parts in our daily life for it stores lots of personal information, like contacts, call history, photos, messages, bookmarks, notes and so on. Get it to your computer and start a free trial. Read on to find out how you can extract files from the backup and save them to your computer.Primo iPhone Data Recovery can help you extract and recover iOS data from iTunes and iCloud backup easily.

The trial version of iBackup Extractor can extract 20 items from your iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad backup completely free of charge, so why not try it out? In this tab, you can navigate through folders and files in your iPhone backup as you would through files and folders on your computer. If you need access to other files and folders in your iOS device backup, click on the 'Backup Explorer'(Windows) or 'Explorer'(Mac) icon in the categories list. Quickly get to the files you need using the section navigation: However, using iBackup Extractor you can view and extract files from even encrypted backups! Usually you can't gain access to these backups unless you restore them to a device. If you'd like to extract more than 20 items from the backup, you can get a licence. IBackup Extractor is a backup explorer that allows you to browse your iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad backups.

IPhone Backup Explorer View and explore the files in an iOS device backup

Icloud backup reader