Can every damaged PDF be repaired?
No. Some structural damage can be recovered, but missing content, severe truncation and unsupported corruption cannot be reconstructed.
Attempt to repair PDFs by rebuilding supported structures.
Drag and drop files here, or choose from your device.
Choose a file to add it to this workspace.Encrypted PDFs and missing content from severe truncation cannot be recovered.
Limits: 25 MB input · 500 output pagesA practical guide
Choose a PDF up to 25 MB.
PDF64 attempts to rebuild recoverable PDF structures.
Download the repaired file and check important pages against the original.
Repair PDF can recover some structural problems that prevent a PDF from opening or being read correctly. Whether a file can be repaired depends on the type and extent of the damage.
Repair cannot recreate information that is missing from the file. Severely truncated PDFs or files with missing page data may remain unrecoverable. Encrypted PDFs are not supported, and successful recovery is not guaranteed.
Input files can be up to 25 MB. Repaired output is limited to 25 MB and 500 pages. Repair PDF uses temporary server processing; the uploaded input is removed after processing and the result remains available temporarily for download until expiry.
No. Some structural damage can be recovered, but missing content, severe truncation and unsupported corruption cannot be reconstructed.
No. It can rebuild supported PDF structures, but it cannot recreate document content that is no longer present in the file.
No. Encrypted PDFs are not supported.