If you are a sincere Blogger then you will realize how much of time and effort needed to publish a high quality article. First you will analyze what to post, then you do some research, grab some important points, then write an optimized blog post focusing both on your audience and Google and at last before publishing you will diagnose errors in the whole article, if it is worth reading then you will “hit publish”. Depending upon the mood and knowledge on that subject it might take few hours to achieve well thought out article.

So, what happens if you accidentally delete that blog post or someone who has got access to your blog deleted that post? All your hard work is vanished in just seconds, right! In Blogger you have the feature to Recover Deleted Blog but there is no such is option to un-delete a deleted blog post. It may happen at times and remember that blog post once deleted is gone… Poof! A most stressful moment for a Blogger when he or she accidentally deletes his/her post. If you are in such state then no worries, because there are several possible ways to recover a deleted blog post. Here we will show you how to recover deleted blog post on Blogger.

Without our knowledge such incident may occur, so you always have to be prepared for any of such situations. To be in safer side it is recommended that you always have a copy of your blog post in your local machine even though if you have published it and weekly once you must take a backup. Here is How To Backup Blogger Template and here is How To Backup Your Entire Blogger Blog. Now before we see about recovering a deleted blog post we will consider different cases in which you or someone deleted it. Whenever you delete a blog post a screen will pop-ups and ask you for confirmation “Are you sure you want to delete the selected post(s)?” the choice is yours.
Case 1:- Let’s assume you are writing a blog post directly from blogger compose mode and you haven’t yet published it. Now in case if you or someone closed that window then you can easily recover it from your drafts. Blogger saves all your unpublished post in drafts and also before closing that window you will be reminded like this one below. So case 1 is not a big deal.
Case 2:- Take this example again that you are writing a lengthy blog post straight from your editor and it is not yet published but it is saved in draft. Now just after modifying the draft you deleted it for some reason and you are thinking to recover it back. Keep in mind that Blogger stores all unpublished posts in drafts but it doesn’t stores deleted drafts in a separate trash files, anyhow you can recover that by just finding the post URL.

Finding Post URL From Browser History