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iCare Photo Recovery vs Recover My Photos

Both stand on sd card recovery software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

iCare Photo Recovery

Free plan Windows

iCare Photo Recovery focuses on scanning for and saving lost photos, with a broad list of image formats and recovery situations. Photo recovery is free, but other file formats may require payment.

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Recover My Photos focuses on photo recovery across common cards, drives, and file formats. Its preview trial and non-writing scan are useful, but it is Windows-only and requires a paid purchase for recovery.

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The facts

	iCare Photo Recovery	Recover My Photos
Free plan	Yes	A free trial
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Windows	Windows
Lowest paid plan	Free or on request	Recover My Photos v6 - Professional: $39.95, paid once
Plans published	1	2
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	icare-recovery.com	getdata.com
On sd card recovery software	#16 of 51	#45 of 51

iCare Photo Recovery: what it does well

Photo recovery is free
Supports a range of image formats, including RAW and WebP
Lists recovery cases including formatting and partition errors
Minimum requirements include 256 MB RAM

What to know first

Available for Windows only
Additional file formats such as Office documents may cost extra
No free trial is listed

Recover My Photos: what it does well

Scans memory cards, USB devices, and hard drives
Supports many photo, video, and audio formats
Preview deleted photos during free trial
Scanning does not write to scanned media
Registration includes updates and major-version support

What to know first

Windows PCs only
No free plan
Recovered files require a different destination drive
Professional plan starts at $39.95, paid once

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