SD Card Data Recovery Services

Lost Precious digital photos or videos from an SD card, micro SD card, or other flash memory card? We can save it!

DriveSavers—the worldwide leader in flash memory data recovery services—was the first company to successfully recover lost images from digital cameras and the first data recovery company referred by Canon, Kodak, Nikon, Olympus, and Sony. Today, all major SD, flash, and other digital camera memory card manufacturers refer their customers to DriveSavers.

DriveSavers provides a comprehensive range of advantages in SD card data recovery.

With nearly 40 years in the industry, our certified engineers have successfully recovered data from thousands of SD cards.

We use cutting-edge tools and techniques during SD recovery to ensure the highest recovery success rates.

Your data’s privacy and security are our top priorities. We are SOC 2 Type II certified and follow strict protocols to protect your information.

We offer a no-data, no-charge policy. If we can’t recover your data, you don’t pay a dime.

Industry-leading Standard turnaround time of 24 to 48 hours.

Direct phone support with expert Data Recovery Advisors, available 24/7.

DriveSavers provides comprehensive data recovery solutions for a wide range of SD media formats. Our expertise encompasses the following SD card types:

• SD (Secure Digital): Standard capacity cards typically used in cameras and other portable devices.
• SDHC (Secure Digital High Capacity): High-capacity cards that offer larger storage options for advanced applications.
• SDXC (Secure Digital Extended Capacity): Extended capacity cards designed for even greater storage needs, commonly used in high-performance devices.
• MicroSD: Compact form factor cards used in smartphones, tablets, and other compact digital devices.
• MiniSD: Mid-sized cards that bridge the gap between standard SD and MicroSD, often used in older mobile devices.

DriveSavers specializes in recovering data from these various types of SD cards, ensuring that no matter the format, your valuable data is retrievable.

DriveSavers has successfully recovered corrupt or deleted files and other types of data from digital camera cards since they first became popular with professional photographers and enthusiasts alike. We recover data from all types of digital camera storage media, including CompactFlash, SD Cards, SDHC, microSD, and others.

We are familiar with all the manufacturers, including SanDisk, Kingston, Lexar, PNY, Transcend, PQI, Toshiba, Samsung, Sony, Delkin Devices, and more.

Our engineers are experienced in recovering lost photos and videos due to deletion, reformatting, damage, or corruption. We use specialized tools and techniques to ensure the highest possible SD data recovery rates.

Digital photography and flash memory present an array of potential data loss problems. DriveSavers Data Recovery has assembled the following list of tips to help prevent potential data loss and handle flash memory camera cards properly. If you have deleted images or videos, get an error message, or are unable to view the images from your camera card, call DriveSavers. We can save it!®

Protect yourself and your irreplaceable images by backing up onto an external hard drive or the cloud to guard against data loss.

Open the images on the hard drive before reformatting the digital memory card.

Place the images from the camera’s flash memory to a computer’s hard drive as soon as you can. Do not delete images or reformat the memory card while it is still in the camera. Do not delete images or reformat the memory card until all photos and videos are transferred, verified and backed up.

Take care when removing flash memory from the camera or card reader. Be sure the camera is powered off before removing the memory card. Use the “Eject” command on the computer to avoid deleting or corrupting images and move the card icon from the desktop to the trash/recycle bin (Mac) or click the icon to “securely eject mass storage device” (PC) before physically removing the card.

Use their plastic holder when carrying them around. Simple static buildup can zap the card and make it unreadable. Plastic holders can prevent a card from breaking in your pocket.

Back up your backup media and keep a duplicate copy offsite in a secure location.