Rebuild corrupted or broken PDF files: the tool re-creates a clean, valid PDF structure page by page. Free, private, in your browser.
Upload a damaged PDF and the tool parses its pages and re-saves the document with a fresh, valid structure — dropping broken cross-references and orphaned objects that make readers fail.
A PDF breaks in predictable ways: a truncated download (the file ends mid-structure), a damaged cross-reference table (the map that says where each object lives), or a corrupted header. This tool rebuilds the structure — recovering pages the data of which is still physically present in the file.
Everything runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is ever sent to any server or stored.
Broken cross-reference tables, truncated trailers, orphaned objects and files rejected by readers. Severe binary corruption cannot always be recovered.
No — encrypted files must be unlocked first. Use the PDF Unlock tool, then repair.
The text, layout and images are preserved; only the internal structure is rebuilt.
No — everything runs locally in your browser.
The rebuild normalizes internal structures and may drop compression on some objects — size differences are normal.
Yes, completely free with no account.