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Is There Any Photo Recovery Software for MacBook? Help!

Can anyone recommend image recovery software suitable for MacBook? I accidentally deleted some of my important images on my MacBook, and they didn't show up in the Trash. I have tried some recovery software that is very clunky and is not compatible with the M1 chip. I really need professional photo recovery software for my MacBook, any suggestions would be appreciated!

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iBoysoft author Wilsey Young

Wilsey Young

Answered on Wednesday, November 26, 2025

Hello! I'm so glad to recommend the best photo recovery software for Mac, iBoysoft Data Recovery for Mac, which is a professional and easy-to-use data recovery tool, and it can help you quickly recover permanently deleted or accidentally lost images from MacBook, SSD, HDD, USB flash drive and more. Over 1000 file formats are supported. Of course, the MacBook with M1 and M2 chip is supported as well.

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You can free download iBoysoft Data Recovery for Mac and follow the steps below to recover the images you want:

  1. Download, install, and launch the iBoysoft Data Recovery for Mac. 
  2. Select the drive where you stored the images. Click Next to let this tool scan the drive. 
  3. Preview the images you want to see if it is recoverable. 
  4. Tick the images you need and click 'Recover' to start the recovery. 

 Note: You need to save the wanted file to a different destination.

 

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