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Summary

If you accidentally deleted Photoshop files without saving or lost PSD files on Mac, don't worry. Follow this page and find out how to recover unsaved or lost/deleted PSD files on Mac with Photoshop AutoSave, Time Machine backup, and EaseUS Mac file recovery software.

Choose Adobe Illustrator files or file folder that you need to backup; Specify the backup destination (new partition or external storage device) to store the AI files. Click Schedule to sect up backup frequency so to enable the auto backup feature to automatically backup Adobe Illustrator files. We explain how to show hidden files on your Mac, including how to view the Library folder in Finder. How to view a Mac's /Library folder. Type /Library into the text box and click Go.

This page uncovers three practical solutions to help you recover lost or unsaved Photoshop files on Mac. Follow to bring your lost .PSD files back now:

Older mac os x software. Library Books is an Mac OS X application that tracks the library books you have borrowed. Library Books connects to your library catalogue and downloads the list of books you have checked out. Then books are then displayed the menu bar. View the books you are currently borrowing in the menu bar. Add due date alerts to iCal. Lots of supported libraries.

Workable Solutions	Step-by-step Troubleshooting
Solution 1. Use Auto Save	Open Finder > Go to Folder > Type '~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Adobe Photoshop..'..Full steps
Solution 2. Use Time Machine	If you created Time Machine backup, open Time Machine > find backups..Full steps
Solution 3. Use Software	For lost or deleted PSD file, run EaseUS Mac data recovery software > Scan to find..Full steps

It's not complex to recover lost Photoshop files on Mac. But when it comes to restoring unsaved PSD files on Mac, some Mac users may feel resourceless on their minds.

Usually, careless operations such as closing photoshop without saving, deleting or other reasons can cause Photoshop files loss very easily. Fortunately, you still have a chance to find the lost files back.

How to recover Photoshop files on Mac?

EaseUS software collects three solutions to assist you in retrieving unsaved/lost Photoshop files from Adobe Photoshop AutoRecover and Mac Time Machine Backup, and retrieving deleted PSD files with EaseUS Mac file recovery software. Read on and find solutions that suit you the most to recover Photoshop files on Mac.

Recover unsaved or lost Photoshop files on Mac

If you've enabled the Auto Save feature in Photoshop on Mac as shown below, your best way is to find unsaved PSD files from AutoRecover folder.

If the Time Machine is turned on for backing up Photoshop files, you can also check and find the lost files from Time Machine backup.

Solution 1. Recover unsaved Photoshop files on Mac with Adobe AutoRecover (from Auto Save)

With Auto Save feature enabled, when troubles happen, you can recover lost or unsaved Photoshop files on Mac from Auto Save with ease.

Step 1. Click 'Go' on the Apple menu, select 'Go to Folder'.

Step 2. Type: ~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Adobe Photoshop CC 2017/AutoRecover under 'Go to the folder:' and click 'Go'.

Note: Due to different versions of Photoshop or macOS, the specific path to access the AutoRecover folder will be different.

Step 3. Open the 'AutoRecover' folderand then Photoshop will present you lost or unsaved files.
Just save the found PSD file as a new project on Mac.

Solution 2. Recover lost Photoshop files from Time Machine backup on Mac

If you have forgotten to turn on Auto Save feature in Adobe Photoshop, Mac Time Machine may have saved your files. Still, the precondition is that you have turned on Time Machine and set backup of your lost PSD files.

Step 1. Connect the Time Machine backup drive to Mac, click Time Machinein the Dock.

Step 2. Enter Time Machine, find backups - your Photoshop backup files and then click 'Restore' to recover Photoshop lost files on Mac.

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Restore Photoshop files on Mac with Mac Adobe file recovery software

If you have no Auto Save files or Time Machine backup, professional Mac Adobe file recovery software can help. EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard for Mac works effectively in scanning and finding lost or missing files on Mac hard drive, resolving complex data or file loss problems.

Download this software for free and follow to recover Photoshop files on Mac in three steps: (You don't need to pay before confirming it has found your lost PSD files or AutoRecover folder)

Step 1. Select the disk location (it can be an internal HDD/SSD or a removable storage device) where you lost data and files. Click the Scan button.

Step 2. EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard for Mac will immediately scan your selected disk volume and display the scanning results on the left pane.

Step 3. In the scan results, select the file(s) and click Recover Now button to have them back.

Click here to return to the 'View Illustrator files in web browsers' hint

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Since Illustrator CS, the .ai files are 'pdf compatible' by default.
And there's a lowres bitmap preview in the default EPS format..
Note: if you drag an EPS onto Preview (the Apple app) it convert the EPS into a PDF file.
So, maybe the Schubert's plugin do the same..

Funny bit still in 2014 (OS X 10.9) the Safari trick works like a charm! Thanks. It saves me from installing my old Illustrator copy.

Shouldn't it also be possible to open Illustrator files with Preview? Since (AFAIK) PDF Browser and Preview share the same rendering engine in the OS, that is..

FWIW, I am fairly certain that Preview can open Photoshop documents — maybe PDF Browser can as well? (Not being a graphic designer, I cannot test any of these claims.)

Works for me! Running Preview on 10.9. After you open the .ai file with Preview, you can drag your selection over an item and copy and paste it. It won't paste directly into, say, Pixelmator, but you can paste it into TextEdit and then move it over to your drawing program. Unfortunately, you don't get the vectorized picture. Just the bitmap(?) version. Better than nothing!

Better question from a graphic designer, why is the Schuebert plug-in still a plug-in and not a default feature of safari?
I've known about all of this for a while now just never thought to submit it as a hint. I've found that the plug-n will almost open anything saved from Photoshop or Illustrator that is not already handled by the browser.
As a graphic designer, I almost never use preview. I can see where it would be useful but when you have apps for all of the major graphics formats it hard to find reason to use preview. I still think it's a nifty little app and find myself messing with on occasion.
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Even better, why not just merge Preview into Safari? Seems logical..
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i still work with version 10 and with those it won't work but if you have panther and want a quick look at what the illustrator file looks like without having to start-up illustrator then select the file in the finder and then get info (CMMD-I) and expand the preview by clicking it's triangle, it wil show a . preview

I would like this to work for me, but for me what happens when I try to view an AI CS file online (saved with 'PDF compatibility' on), is Schubert plugin says 'Converting Postscript to PDF' and then I finally just get an empty, blue page in Schubert.
I think the problem could be that my web host (Dreamhost) might have the Mime type for .ai set to postscript instead of PDF. So in an .htaccess file I put the line 'AddType application/pdf .ai'.
This worked, in that Schubert now displays the AI files as PDFs directly, and the content is rendered successfully. So maybe this can be a helpful hint for others.
BUT the problem is that if I do want to download the file to disk, either by right-clicking on the link in the first place, or by using the 'save' button in Schubert, with this new .htaccess in place Safari now converts the file extension to .pdf upon downloading it! So instead of the original file 'filename.ai' as stored online, what gets downloaded to my desktop is 'filename.pdf'.
I could then rename the file back to .ai on my desktop after it's downloaded, but that's too confusing my users. I want them to be able to choose to either view in-browser or download/manipulate these AI files, in the same way as you would do it if it was a JPEG or something.
Does anyone know how to resolve this, so Schubert sees the file as PDF content, but Safari will maintain the .ai suffix when downloading it to disk? This is Safari 1.3, Schubert plugin 2.0.1, in Panther 10.3.9.

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Maybe just instruct your downloaders to ctrl-click the file and open the pdf with Illustrator ?