☁️ Coolmuster iCloud Backup Recovery — free 1-year license, save $19.95

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:bullseye: What you get: A free 1-year Windows license for Coolmuster iCloud Backup Recovery to browse and export iCloud data safely.

:white_check_mark: Start here:

  • Giveaway page — submit name and email to receive the license code.
  • Windows installer — install the software and activate it using the emailed code.

:toolbox: Also useful:

  • Selective exports — extract contacts (VCF), photos (HEIC, JPG), calendars, and notes without modifying your cloud account.

:warning: Watch out:

  • The free license giveaway expires on November 3 at 00:00 UTC.
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Coolmuster iCloud Backup Recovery normally costs $19.95, and their giveaway hands out a free 1-year license. It installs on Windows 11, 10, 8 and 7.

It loads your iCloud backup onto your PC so you can browse what is inside and export the pieces you want — one contact, a whole photo album, or everything at once.

What comes out

  • :card_index: Contacts → a .vcf file that opens in Outlook, Google Contacts or any phone
  • :framed_picture: Photos → JPG, PNG, HEIC (the iPhone’s own photo format), GIF and BMP
  • :spiral_calendar: Calendars, reminders and note attachments → CSV or HTML, readable in any browser

The app works in read-only mode: it reads your iCloud data and saves the copies to your PC, keeping your Apple account exactly as it is.

How to claim it

  1. Open the giveaway page and fill in your name, email and the captcha.
  2. The license code lands in your inbox — keep the code together with that email.
  3. Install the Windows program and paste the code into the registration window.

You sign in with your Apple ID and the 2FA code (the six digits your iPhone shows), and the app lists everything in your backup before you export a single item.

The giveaway closes 3 November, 00:00 UTC, and the product page offers a free trial if you would like to see the export first.

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I have an old iCloud backup I have never fully sorted through, so a read-only way to peek inside it sounds genuinely useful to me. I like that it does not change anything in the account itself, because I would hate to lose a contact or a photo while trying to recover it. The photo export part is what caught my eye first, since I have a lot of older pictures I would rather keep on my PC as well. I will probably try it with just one small backup first to see how clean the exports look before I trust it with anything bigger. Thanks for sharing such a clear walkthrough, it made the whole process feel a lot less intimidating.

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