Recover Web Story on Samsung Without Backup (US)

If you accidentally deleted or lost a Web Story on your Samsung Galaxy, don’t worry — you can still recover it even without a backup. This guide is specifically for users in the United States, including Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile customers.

Step 1: Check Samsung My Files Trash

Samsung devices temporarily store deleted files:

• Open My Files
• Tap Trash or Recently Deleted
• Look for your Web Story project files and restore them

Step 2: Recover from Cloud Sync

If you used Google Drive or Samsung Cloud to save your project:

• Google Drive → Trash
• Samsung Cloud → Recycle Bin

Restore files within 30 days of deletion.

Step 3: Check Web Story Drafts

Many apps auto-save drafts:

• Open your Web Story creator app
• Go to Drafts or My Stories
• Recover unsaved stories

Step 4: Restore via Samsung Notes or Google Keep

If your Web Story content was drafted in a note-taking app:

• Samsung Notes → Recycle Bin
• Google Keep → Trash

Step 5: Use Browser Cache or App Cache

If the Web Story was created in a browser or online editor:

• Check Chrome / Samsung Internet History
• Look for cached pages or drafts

For more Samsung recovery tutorials, visit the Samsung Hub.

Also explore Screen Tools and Google & Cloud Integration to better manage and back up your Web Story content.