Corrupted file diagnosis
A file that stopped opening is almost never broken all the way through. Far more often a small service part is damaged — a header, an index or a table of contents — while the main data lies untouched. This tool walks the file by its internal structure and says what exactly was hurt and how much was preserved.
Drop in any file that will not open. There is no size limit: the file is read in pieces and never loaded into memory whole.
The tool names the real format, shows where the structure breaks and estimates what share of the data survived.
Buttons appear under the verdict: cut off the junk beginning, restore the extension, or open the tool that repairs this format.