Restore one file, a DNS zone, or a whole server's sites
Browse a backup and bring back just the file you deleted, put a DNS zone back as it was, and get your site back by itself if its server ever stops for good.
Updated 27 Oct 20261 min read
Backups now bring back exactly what you lost, nothing more.
What's new
Browse files: next to any backup, open your apps' kept folders a folder at a time, or search by name.
Restore this file or folder: it goes back where it was. The file you have now is kept beside it (
logo.png.before-restore-2026-10-27) unless you tick Replace it. Download this file gives you just that one, up to 2 GB.A DNS zone from a backup: see the difference first, then put back only the records. It's one change in the zone's history, so you can undo it.
What a backup holds, on the Backups tab: files, databases, mailboxes, DNS zones and your apps' settings (variables' names, never their values).
Backing up… waiting for its turn: a backup that has to wait says just that, then Done.
Your own Google Drive, recommended: the card sits at the top of the Backups tab until you set a plan.
If a server stops for good, your project comes back on a new one from its newest backup, your own databases to within 5 minutes. You're told before and after.
Our team can restore for you when you ask; you get an email saying who did it and why.
Example
Asha deletes her shop's logo.png by mistake. On her phone: Backups → Browse files on yesterday's backup, wp-content/uploads/2026/10, logo.png, Restore this file. It's back in 20 seconds.