When you delete a file or subfolder without selecting the Delete permanently option, it's removed from your file list and moved to the trash bin. These are temporarily deleted items and can be restored if needed.
Restore a file or folder
- Main folders and permanently deleted items cannot be recovered.
- Only temporarily deleted files and subfolders can be restored.
- You can restore the items in the cloud or download their latest version to your computer.
- To restore multiple items simultaneously, select them all together.
- Once a file is restored, its previous versions will also become available.
- Desktop (Windows, macOS, Linux)
- iOS
- Android
- Web Access
- Click Show deleted at the top of the files view.
- Navigate to the deleted file or folder.
- Right-click the item.
- Select
Restore.

- Open the folder where the file was deleted.
- Tap the three dots
in the top right.
- Select
Show Deleted Items.
- Tap the arrow icon
next to the item you want to restore.
- Select
Restore.
- Open the folder where the file was deleted.
- Tap the three dots
in the top right.
- Select
Show deleted items.
- Tap the three dots
next to the item you want to restore.
- Select
Restore.
- Open the folder where the file was deleted.
- Click Show deleted at the top right.
- Hover over the item you want to restore.
- Select Restore.
Restore items by timeframe
ℹ️ Available in Windows and macOS desktop apps only.
If multiple files were deleted simultaneously, you can also restore them by specifying a time range.
- Right-click the main folder where the files were deleted.
- Click
Restore deleted items.
- Set the start and end dates.
- Click Restore deleted items.
- Wait for the process to complete.