The tool checks the internal structure of Word and Excel documents, collects surviving components, and attempts to restore file integrity. If full recovery is impossible, it extracts available text or tabular data into a new document.
When this is useful
First case: an important DOCX report stopped opening after a sudden computer shutdown, and the application only shows a blank sheet. Second: you received an Excel file via email that was corrupted during transfer, but readable cells with numbers might still remain inside.
Step-by-step instructions
- Upload one damaged file of a supported format using the selection button on the page.
- Start the repair process and wait for the processing report to appear.
- Carefully review the report and download the final document to verify its contents.
How to verify the result
Open the repaired file and ensure that key data, such as paragraph text or cell values, is present. If the report indicates partial extraction, check whether important formulas, images, or formatting elements were lost and could not be saved.
Important limitations
Physically destroyed data cannot be recovered, so in cases of severe damage, the result may contain only fragments of the original information. For heavily damaged DOCX and XLSX files, formatting, macros, and embedded objects are often lost without the possibility of recovery.