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PricingAboutSupportTurn ×©×œ×•× back into שלום. Paste the broken text; the tool tries the common Hebrew encoding mistakes and picks whichever produces real Hebrew.
| Looks like | What happened | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| ×©×œ×•× | UTF-8 bytes decoded as Windows-1252 (or Latin-1) | Re-decode as UTF-8 |
| ùìåí | Windows-1255 (Hebrew) bytes decoded as Latin-1 | Re-decode as Windows-1255 |
| □□□ or □□□□ | The font has no Hebrew glyphs, or the bytes were replaced before saving | Not recoverable here; change the font, or find the original file |
| םולש | The letters are right but in reverse order (a PDF or design tool exported them backwards) | Reverse the Hebrew runs |
| ???? | The Hebrew bytes were already replaced with "?" before this copy was saved | Not recoverable; the original bytes are gone |
If the program that first saved the text used an encoding that cannot represent Hebrew (or had no font for it) and substituted "?" or a box glyph, that replacement happened before you ever saw the text, and no decoder can invent the original bytes back.
Mojibake is text that was encoded correctly but decoded with the wrong character set: the bytes are all still there, only misread. That is the case this tool actually fixes, by trying the decodings that produce the most valid Hebrew.
Everything runs in your browser; the text is not sent anywhere to be fixed.
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