Choose your files
Select a folder or a few files.
Private file recovery in your browser
Recover damaged
and corrupted files.
Scanning and recovery happen locally in your browser.
Openable creates a separate recovery copy. Your original stays unchanged.
Check files you care about, privately.
✓ Nothing is uploaded✓ Originals stay untouched✓ You choose what Openable can read
Chrome or Edge asks for read access before a folder scan. Openable does not upload the folder.
How it works
A private check for damaged files.
Scan locally
Openable checks each file on your computer.
Review and recover
See file health and available recovery options.
File recovery guides
Choose a file type.
All supported files
Repair corrupted files
Check what survived, then recover a separate copy.
PDF recoveryRepair a damaged PDF
Rebuild supported document structure and verify every recovered page.
Photo recoveryRepair a JPEG or JPG
Preserve the complete photo or the pixels that remain.
Image recoveryRepair a damaged PNG
Check image data for damage, then recover what remains.
Word recoveryRepair a damaged DOCX
Rebuild the Word package and keep the paragraphs that survived.
Numbers recoveryRecover a damaged Numbers file
Recover readable spreadsheet data to a separate XLSX workbook and loss report.
Pages recoveryRecover a damaged Pages file
Recover readable document text to a separate plain-text copy and loss report.
Video recoveryRepair a damaged MOV or MP4
Recover the footage and sound that survived.
Archive recoveryRepair a corrupted ZIP
Recover available entries when the archive directory is damaged.
Folder scannerFind corrupted files
Check personal files privately and see which need attention.
Openable repairs damaged files available to your browser. Deleted file recovery is planned. Explore recovery types.
Independent comparison
See how Openable compares.
In a preregistered, independently validated browser benchmark, Openable led the PDF and PNG cohorts. It tied the top result for JPEG.
Read the full analysisResults captured August 11, 2026. Each score applies only to its nine-case format cohort.