Folder corruption scanner

Find corrupted files.
Before you need them.

Openable checks the files you choose, identifies their real format from their contents, and shows which personal files are healthy, damaged, or recoverable.

Folder scanning works in Chrome and Edge. File selection works in other modern browsers.Try the private recovery tool

Check files you care about.

Choose a folder or just a few files. Openable checks them privately in this browser, then shows you which ones may need attention.

Nothing is uploaded Originals stay untouched You choose what Openable can read

Chrome or Edge will ask for read access before a folder scan. Openable does not upload the folder.

What this means

Openable checks personal PDFs, photos, and ZIP archives.

Openable validates personal files for format damage caused during storage, copying, downloading, or saving. A saved checksum baseline can also confirm future byte changes.

Supported approach

What a folder scan tells you

01

Actual file format

Identify supported formats from their contents.

02

Structural health

Separate healthy files from files with format damage.

03

Recovery options

See the available recovery path for each damaged file.

Step by step

How to scan files for corruption

  1. 01

    Choose a folder or files

    Use Chrome or Edge for a whole folder, or choose multiple individual files in any supported browser.

  2. 02

    Run the local scan

    Keep the tab open during format validation.

  3. 03

    Save the results

    Review damaged files, recover supported items, and download a manifest.

Keep in mindDisconnect a noisy or unstable drive and contact a qualified data recovery specialist.

Common questions

File recovery FAQ

How can I find corrupted personal files?

Choose a folder in Chrome or Edge and let Openable validate supported files. It will list damaged and recoverable items separately.

What files does Openable check?

Openable checks selected personal PDFs, JPEGs, PNGs, and ZIP archives.

Can Openable detect bit rot?

Openable finds current structural failures. A prior checksum or known good copy confirms silent byte changes.

How does folder access work?

You choose the folder and grant read access. Processing stays local.