iBackup Extractor for Mac
Retrieve data from iTunes backups.
$20.00
In English
Version 3.10.0When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission
iBackup Extractor overview
iBackup Extractor allows you to access and recover your files from your iTunes backups. If your iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad is lost, stolen, or not working, or if you accidentally deleted some of your contacts, photos, or SMS, use iBackup Extractor to browse and extract files from your iTunes backups. These are the backups created by iTunes when it synced your device in the past.
iBackup Extractor finds your iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad backups automatically. You can choose the backup you wish to browse and extract files from, and proceed to view the backup of your Call Logs, Contacts, Messages, Photos, Calendars, Internet Browsing History and Bookmarks, Notes, App Data, all directly in Backup Extractor. Once you've selected what you wish to extract, the operation is as simple as clicking a button. Literally, click "Copy" to transfer those files, converted to a readily available format, directly to your computer. Another feature present in iBackup Extractor is the Backup Explorer, which allows you to see the file system itself, and to copy files from it. Finally, you can use iBackup Extractor to create new backups of your iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch, as well as restore your device from backup.
What’s new in version 3.10.0
Fixes:
- Fix Call Log not showing unknown callers.
- Fix copy failures when switching between features during copy.
- Fix crash when saving none specified location.
- Prevent Apple Music tracks showing as downloaded to device.
- Prevent crash when loading messages due to issue with image path.
- Prevent Date Range icon disappearing once clearing date range.
Enhancements:
- Add Voice Memo support for newer versions of iOS
iBackup Extractor for Mac
$20.00
In English
Version 3.10.0
What users say about iBackup Extractor
Reliability: 2.0
I was really hoping that this app would recover my information from the iTunes backup. However, the information retrieved from the calendar only listed events without dates, so it was pretty useless. The pictures were retrieved, but unfortunately, most of them turned out to be too small. On top of that, I couldn't even download my pictures to the computer because the app kept crashing. Overall, it was a useless experience for me.
Other user ratings:
Value | 3.0
Ease of use | 2.0
Features | 3.0
Customer support | 1.0
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May 27 2016
Version: 2.11
Great way to retrieve photos I thought I lost from my iPhone backup. Dead easy to use too...
Feb 26 2013
Version: 2.01
This sounds like a good and useful utility. But I'm unconvinced it's twenty-five bucks worth of useful. I think developers ought to think harder before setting their prices. Do you make a greater profit selling a lot of copies at a low price, or fewer copies at a high one? Personally, I suspect the former is true. But then again, what do I know? I'm only a consumer.