Repair PDF
Rebuilds a broken cross-reference table so a corrupted PDF opens again.
Fix PDFs that won't open.
Repair PDF targets one specific, common failure: a PDF that won't open because its cross-reference table or trailer is broken or missing, often from an interrupted download or a bad export. Sable rebuilds that structure so the file opens again. It can't restore content that's actually missing or corrupted — a truncated file, or a stream with damaged bytes — because no tool can reconstruct data that isn't there anymore.
- Batch processing
- API access
- Encrypted transport
- No file retention
What people use Repair PDF for.
Recover a file left broken by a crashed or interrupted export.
Fix a PDF another app or printer refuses to open because of structural errors.
Repair a file whose transfer stopped partway through, if enough of it made it through.
Bring an old or oddly-generated PDF back to a structurally valid state.
Three steps, no learning curve.
Built for people who care about their documents.
A broken or missing cross-reference table is the most common reason a PDF suddenly fails to open.
Tries a structural rebuild first, then a second, more tolerant parser if the first doesn't produce a valid file.
Nothing uploads to a server — repair happens entirely in your browser.
If the file is too damaged to recover, you get a clear error, never a silently broken or blank result.
Your documents belong to you.
Sable is designed around a single principle: your files are yours. We never train on them, never sell them, and never keep them longer than we need to.