Android Backup and Restore

Flexible Backup and Restore Android Phone or Tablet

  • Selectively backup Android phone before factory reset.
  • Restore iCloud/iTunes backup to Android devices.
  • Preview and selectively restore the backup to any Android device.
  • Supports 8000+ Android devices.

For Windows 10/8.1/8/7/Vista/XP; macOS 10.8 or later

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Fully Back Up Your Android Phone

Secure Your Android Data

Android Backup & Restore helps you make a full backup of all the data on your Android device to the computer, keeping the data secure.

Backup Files won’t be replaced

You can make a backup anytime you want and all backup files are secure, and won’t be overwritten by the new one.

1-Click to Backup

Once your device is connected and detected, the program will automatically backup data on your Android phone or tablet. The new backup file won’t overwrite the old one.

Backup Your Android Apps and App data

For rooted devices, you can backup and restore applications and even application data with this tool.

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Restore Android Phone from Backup

It is possible for you to preview the details of all backup files including contacts, messages, call history, calendar, video, audio, and so on. After that, select any files you want to restore. You can restore the data back to your original Android device, and other Android/iOS devices. What’s more, you’re able to transfer your iCloud/iTunes backup content to your new Android phone easily.

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Android Backup & Restore RFQs

Yes, it is definitely safe. Every backup is an independent package. They are all previewable by clicking “View backup history”. You can make a backup anytime you want and all backup package files are secure, and cannot be renewed in any way when you do an Android backup.

Android itself supports the backup of contacts, calendar, app & chrome, docs, etc to Google cloud. Here is how:

  1. Go to Settings > Backup & reset Backup my data.
  2. Select the Set backup account option to set your Google account.
  3. Go to Settings > Accounts and select the Google account you just set.
  4. Switch on each item so that all the Android data can be backed up to Google cloud.
  5. But for the backup of photos and videos, you need to use the Google Photos app to backup to Google cloud.

You can easily backup your photos, video, and music from Android to cloud. But how to backup SMS on Android? Most cloud services do not support the backup of SMS, and you need to choose a third-party tool for SMS backup.

  1. Download Dr.Fone – Backup & Restore (Android) to your PC or Mac.
  2. Select the Backup & Restore option and connect your Android to your computer.
  3. Select Messages and click Backup. Within a minute, all your SMS messages will be backed up to your PC/Mac.

Android contacts mean a lot to us, and it is always important to backup contacts on Android from time to time. To make you flexible in doing this, we hereby present several methods to help:

  • Backup Android contacts with Google account: You can go to Settings and choose Accounts to sync all the local contacts data to the cloud.
  • Backup Android Contacts to SD card: Just export all the contacts to a vCard file and save it to the SD card. Simple stuff.
  • Backup Android contacts to SIM card: You can also save all the contacts to your SIM card. But most SIM cards save only 200 contacts or so.
  • Backup Android contacts using a 3rd party backup program: Using a backup program like Dr.Fone – Backup & Restore can save all the contacts data to your computer and release storage on Android. Most importantly, it’s free for backup.

Tech specs

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CPU

1GHz (32 bit or 64 bit)

RAM

256 MB or more of RAM (1024MB Recommended)

Hard Disk Space

200 MB and above free space

Android

Android 2.0 to the latest

Computer OS

Windows: Win 10/8.1/8/7/Vista/XP
Mac: 11 (macOS Big Sur), 10.15 (macOS Catalina), 10.14 (macOS Mojave), Mac OS X 10.13 (High Sierra), 10.12(macOS Sierra), 10.11(El Capitan), 10.10 (Yosemite), 10.9 (Mavericks), or 10.8