Emergency recovery
Recover a lost website
If a host expired, a developer disappeared, a backup is unavailable, or a domain was reacquired, start with an archive restore check and choose the snapshot that best represents the site.
Start with the restore check
Enter the domain and choose the most recent available snapshot or a specific archived date. The flow keeps the recovery action first for urgent lost-site cases.
What can be recovered
Archived pages, images, styles, scripts, and other captured assets can be used when Archive.org has evidence for them. Unavailable archived resources are reported instead of hidden.
What you receive
The delivery path is built around preview, host-ready ZIP output, and clear reporting for anything the archive could not recover.
What to check before hosting
Review the preview, read the recovery-gap report, remove unwanted third-party scripts if needed, and configure hosting or DNS separately from the restoration package.
Trust references
Wayback Tools is an independent website restoration product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the Internet Archive or Archive.org.
Start with an archive restore check
Enter a domain, choose the snapshot path, and preview the restoration before download.