06 / 06Version history
Any past version, back in seconds.
Clean Restore keeps a tidy history of every file and folder. Mistakes, overwrites and accidental deletions become a short trip back in time.
What Clean Restore does.
A clear version timeline
Every save is listed by date and author, so you can jump straight to the version you want.
Deleted-file recovery
Deleted items wait in a browsable bin, with their original folder and deletion date.
Preview before you restore
Open any past version beside the current one to be sure it is the right one.
Point-in-time folders
Roll a whole folder back to how it looked yesterday, last week or before a bad import.
Restore without overwriting
Bring a version back as a separate copy and keep the current file exactly as it is.
Four steps, start to finish.
- 1
Find the file or folder
Search for it, or open the bin if it was deleted.
- 2
Scrub the timeline
Move through saved versions until you spot the one you want.
- 3
Preview the version
Check the contents side by side with the current file.
- 4
Restore it
Restore in place, or as a separate copy if you want to keep both.
The details, plainly.
| Version history | 30 days by default, extendable |
|---|---|
| Deleted items | Recoverable from a browsable bin |
| Granularity | Single file, folder or point in time |
| Restore options | In place or as a separate copy |
| Previews | Documents, images and PDFs |
About Clean Restore.
Version history is kept for 30 days by default. Longer windows are available when you need more room to look back.
Yes. Choose Restore as copy and the old version appears next to the current file.
Open the bin, find the folder and restore it. Its contents and structure come back together.
Try Clean Restore with 20 GB free.
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