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The tool scans the broken file's structure, rebuilds what it can, and hands you a readable copy — free, and the file stays on your device.
Select the damaged PDF — drag it into the tool or click Select PDF to browse.
Start the repair. The tool scans the file's internal structure for damage.
Let it rebuild the readable parts — pages, text and images it can recover.
Download the repaired PDF and open it to check what came back.
Built for speed, privacy and reliability — on any device.
Broken indexes and damaged sections get reconstructed so a PDF that wouldn't open starts working again.
Pages, text and images that survived the damage are recovered into a clean copy.
The repair runs locally in your browser — even your broken file never leaves your device.
Skip the desktop recovery software; the fix happens right in any browser.
No account, no watermark, no limit on repair attempts.
Add the damaged file to the tool above and run the repair. It scans the internal structure, rebuilds what's readable and gives you a fresh copy to download — free, no account.
Common causes: an interrupted download, a crash while saving, a bad transfer over email or USB, or storage errors. The file's internal index gets cut off and readers can't find the pages.
It depends how bad the damage is. Lightly corrupted files usually come back complete; heavily damaged ones may return most pages. Try it — the check takes seconds.
No. The repair runs entirely in your browser, so even the damaged file never leaves your device.
Unlock it first with the password you know, then repair the unprotected copy — repair tools need to read the internal structure.
Re-download or re-copy the file from its original source — the copy you have may be incomplete. If it's an email attachment, ask the sender to resend it.
Repair a corrupted PDF — free recovery in your browser