How to Browse and Extract Files from iPhone Backup

Many people know that we can conveniently recover iPhone data from iTunes backup with a few simple clicks after connecting iPhone to computer. But few people know where the backup files stored on your hard drive and how to browse files from iPhone backup.

Commonly, we can browse iPhone backup via iTunes. Run iTunes, navigate to “Edit” Click ”Preference” > Click “Device”. At the end, you can browse your iPhone backups and view the time and data of backup.

Besides, we can also browse iPhone backup by using Windows explorer. On your PC. Go to iPhone backup location: \Users\(username)\AppData\Roaming\Apple Computer\MobileSync\Backup\ . The folder “Backup” is what you are finding. All backup files is under this folder.

However, you may notice that the backup file is unreadable on computer. How to browse and extract files from iPhone backup become a big problem. The Free iPhone Backup Browser will give you an approving solution.

Requirements:

Free iPhone Backup BrowserAn iTunes Backup

A PC with iTunes installed

Functions:

1. Free iPhone backup browser will allow you browse and extract files from iPhone/iPad/iPod backup with iTunes.2. No need to connect your iPhone to computer. You can extract and browse data even if your iPhone damaged or lost. The Free iPhone backup browser can automatically recognize backup file after you run it.3. It can thoroughly analyze and preview many kinds of data, like photos, videos, audios, messages, contacts, call history, Safari bookmarks, notes, App data etc.4. You can browse files from not only unlocked iTunes backup but also the encrypted iTunes backup.5. 100% free and risk-free.

Instructions:

Step 1, Download Jihosoft iTunes Backup Extractor, run it. Simply select the backup file and click “Next” to enter the following step.

Step 2, Specify file types that you need to be browsed. Select file types and tap “Next” to enter scanning process.

Step 3, Browse and extract data from iPhone backup. Once the scan finished, you can browse files from iTunes backup. Click “Recover” to extract the data to your computer.

Tips: You’d better not sync your iPhone with iTunes if you want to browse the

original backup data. Otherwise, the backup file will be updated and overwritten by new content on your iPhone.