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A detailed guide on how to backup and restore apps on iPad, iPhone
Video A detailed guide on how to backup and restore apps on iPad, iPhone
iMazing is an extremely powerful tool created by the developer to help users of iPad, iPhone, iPod device get back data quickly in case of factory reset, unable to backup Apps to iTunes. version 12.7 and above. In this article, WebTech360 will guide you in detail about steps to backup and restore apps on iPhone , iPad without iTunes.
Backup apps on iPhone, iPad
Step 1: Download and install iMazing to your computer
First, you download and install iMazing applications for maxOS or Windows computers, depending on the operating system you use.
Step 2 : Connect your iOS device (iPad, iPad or iPod Touch) to your computer and open iMazing.
Step 3: Select Apps in the left menu bar.
Step 4: Select the applications to back up to your computer in the Apps section.
Step 5: Click on Manage Apps in the bottom corner and select Extract App. Choose where to store the applications and press OK.
Step 6: Click backup in the toolbar to create a new backup table. The backup file is in .imazingapp format and located in the storage folder set up earlier.
Restore backed up apps from iMazing Apps
Step 1: Connect your iOS device (iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch) to the computer and open iMazing.
Step 2: Click the Apps item in the left menu bar, then select Manage Apps> Restore App.
Step 3: Select the folder where you stored the backup file, iMazing will restore the app and all related data and content. iMazing will restore all apps and all related data and content.
Step 4: Wait a few minutes for the backup to complete. Then you restart your phone.
So you can back up and backup data on iPad and iPhone without iTunes already. If you find it helpful, don't forget to share the article for more than one person to read!
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