Several Photoshop users endup in getting "Unexpected end of file" error while trying to open their Photoshop PSD and PDD files in Adobe Photoshop application on Mac/Windows running machines. If you are the one facing the same issue with your Photoshop file, then it's important to know whether the issue is with the Photshop file or with the Adobe Photoshop application itself. If there is problem with the Photoshop application itself, then uninstall and reinstall it again. If the issue is with the PSD file, then it needs to be fixed at the earliest.
What does this error message mean? How to fix it? Well, this error message indicates that your Photoshop file is corrupted severely, and needs to be fixed with some reliable Photoshop Repair tool like Remo Repair PSD. To know how to fix corrupt PSD & PDD files with this tool, continue reading..
Remo Repair PSD is an ideal tool to fix 'Photoshop unexpected end of file' error. The software scans the corrupt PSD file, and fixes the issues in the file and brings back to a healthy state in a couple of minutes. The application is built with strong repair algorithms which extract content from the corrupt PSD and PDD file, fixes the errors, and saves data in a healthy PSD file. Thus the original damaged Photoshop file is left intact.
The utility helps to fix PSD file along with its color modes, including Gray, RGB, CMYK, multichannel, and so on. PSD files created on various Adobe Photoshop versions like CS6, CS5, CS4, CS3, CS2, CS1, Photoshop 5.5, 6.0 and Photoshop 7 will be repaired. Even PSD files which have become inaccessible, refuse to open, broken, and more can be fixed at ease.
Step 1: Run Remo Repair PSD software, select the corrupt PSD file by clicking the Browse button and click on the Repair button to start Photoshop file repair process.
Figure A: Main Screen
Step 2: Once the Photoshop unexpected end of file error repair process is completed, you can Preview the fixed PSD file.
Figure B: Preview Repaired File
Step 3: Save the repaired Photoshop file on a safe new location of your choice.
Figure C: Save Fixed File