Previewing the recovered PowerPoint file

On this page, you can see what your PowerPoint presentation will look like after the damaged file has been recovered. The recovery process is performed using the PowerPoint Recovery Toolbox Online service, which is designed to extract data from damaged .PPT and .PPTX presentations.

One of the advantages of the service is the ability to preview the result before downloading the recovered file. This is useful if you want to make sure that the key slides and presentation structure are intact. If the system was able to generate screenshots, they will be displayed directly in the preview window, allowing you to visually assess the quality of the recovery.

During the preview process, you can view additional information:

• File size — indicates the size of the original damaged document and the final recovered file. This information helps you understand whether a significant portion of the content has been recovered.
• Number of slides — the service shows how many pages (slides) were successfully recovered, allowing you to assess the completeness of the result.

Data confidentiality is guaranteed. All uploaded presentations are accessible only to you and are automatically deleted from the server 30 days after upload. This ensures that your work materials will not fall into the hands of third parties.

With this service, you can recover presentations damaged due to program crashes, saving errors, or media problems, while preserving the structure and design of the slides.