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Disk Backup Tools
Disk backup tools save copies of a computer's disks; choose by the platforms you use and the price or trial you can accept.
Use the signal score out of 10 as a quick comparison. The board also marks public API access, open-source code and a free tier when those details are listed.
- 13 platforms
- 9 with a free tier
- Checked 22 Oct 2026
- 1 UUrBackupurbackup.org
Open-source tool offering backup on Android, Linux, macOS, and Windows; free plan.
- 2 UBUranium Backupuranium-backup.com
Windows backup software with a free plan, trial, and paid plans from €80.
- 3 C
Clonezillaclonezilla.orgFree disk backup for computers and servers, with support for Linux, macOS, Windows, and self-hosting.
- 4 R
Rescuezillarescuezilla.comFree computer backup tool that boots from USB and supports Windows, macOS, and Linux.
- 5 ABAOMEI Backupperaomeitech.com
Windows backup tool with free edition, trial, and paid plans from $39.95 a year.
- 6 VA
Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windowsveeam.comFree Windows computer backup software with API and self-hosted options.
- 7 MR
Macrium Reflectmacrium.comMacrium Reflect Home is a backup and recovery solution for personal users that can protect an entire system or selected files and projects.
- 8 HB
Hasleo Backup Suiteeasyuefi.comWindows tool for computer and server backups; free edition, paid plans from $29.95.
- 9 MSMiniTool ShadowMakerminitool.com
- 10 PBParagon Backup & RecoveryParagon Software
Free backup software for Windows, offered as the Community Edition.
- 11 OO
O&O DiskImageoo-software.comPaid Windows software for computer and server backups, starting at $49.95.
- 12 ACAcronis Cyber Protectacronis.com
Hybrid backup with virtual-machine coverage and bare-metal restore; 30-day trial, quote pricing.
- 13 ET
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How to choose
Which platforms does it need to run on?
Start with the operating systems and delivery options you need. Listings cover Windows, macOS, Linux, web access, self-hosted setups and APIs.
Acronis Cyber Protect lists Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, web and Windows. Paragon Backup & Recovery lists Windows, while other tools may focus on a narrower platform set.
What should you check about the price?
Check whether the tool is paid, free or freemium, then read the pricing note for the plan you need.
EaseUS Todo Backup Business lists an EaseUS Todo Backup plan at $79.95 one-time. Clonezilla, Paragon Backup & Recovery and Rescuezilla list free plans.
Is there a free plan or trial?
A free plan lets you start without a purchase; a trial gives temporary access to a paid product, so check which offer applies.
Clonezilla, Paragon Backup & Recovery and Rescuezilla list free plans. Acronis Cyber Protect lists pricing on request with a 30-day trial.
Do you need an API or open-source code?
If software must connect to another system, look for the public API mark. If you need to inspect or change the code, look for the open-source mark.
These marks are separate from free pricing, so a free plan does not by itself indicate API access or open-source code.
Questions
What platforms do disk backup tools support?
The listings cover Windows, macOS, Linux, web access, self-hosted setups and APIs. Check the platform line for the tool you are considering.
Are there free disk backup tools?
Yes. Clonezilla, Paragon Backup & Recovery and Rescuezilla list free plans. Other listings use paid or freemium pricing.
Which disk backup tool has a free trial?
Acronis Cyber Protect lists a 30-day trial and says pricing is on request.
How much does EaseUS Todo Backup cost?
The listed EaseUS Todo Backup plan costs $79.95 as a one-time purchase.
How can I compare disk backup tools quickly?
Compare the platforms you need, pricing model, free plan or trial, and the API, open-source and free-tier marks. The signal score provides an additional comparison.
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