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Repairing runs entirely on your device. Your PDF is never uploaded, so your document only ever stays on your own computer.
PDF won't open, throws errors or looks garbled? Rebuild it in one click with two repair modes to choose from
Drag your PDF here or click to browse files
Processed entirely in your browser · No file size limit
Corrupted structure, files that won't open, persistent errors — we have a fix.
Repairing runs entirely on your device. Your PDF is never uploaded, so your document only ever stays on your own computer.
Quick repair preserves original content where possible; deep rebuild handles badly damaged files. Pick what suits your file.
Repair completes immediately and the fixed PDF starts downloading right away — no waiting.
From start to download in under a minute.
Drag the PDF that won't open or throws errors into the dashed box, or click to browse local files.
Pick Quick Repair for most cases, or Deep Rebuild when the file is badly damaged.
Click the Repair PDF button and the fixed file is generated locally and starts downloading automatically.
Repair PDF is a fully web-based tool that fixes structurally corrupted PDF files right in your browser. Quick Repair uses PDF-lib to re-parse and rebuild the document structure while preserving text and layout as much as possible; Deep Rebuild renders every page to an image with PDF.js and repackages it — the most reliable option for badly damaged files.
A file that stopped halfway through a download, a document corrupted by a faulty program, or a PDF that shows garbled text or refuses to open — most of these issues can be resolved with a repair tool. And because your file never leaves your device, it's also the safest choice for confidential documents.
Answers to the most common questions about repairing PDFs online.
Yes. It's completely free with no watermark — all processing happens locally in your browser.
Quick Repair re-parses the document structure to preserve the original text and layout as much as possible. Deep Rebuild renders every page to an image and repackages it — more reliable for badly damaged files, but the text becomes unselectable.
No. All files are processed locally on your device and never uploaded to any server. Your document only ever exists on your own computer.