Fix.Video review
A practical video repair service for camera, drone, dashcam, and smartphone footage.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Fix.Video repairs corrupted, truncated, unreadable, and damaged video files for people recovering footage from cameras, GoPro devices, drones, dashcams, smartphones, and other recording equipment. It supports MP4, MOV, M4V, 3GP, ProRes, RSV, and MXF files, with both an online service and offline software for Windows and macOS. Reference video files can be supplied to match the repair, and repaired footage can be previewed before download.
The published plans use a paid model with one-time and monthly options. The 10 files repair plan costs $59 one time and includes engineer support, unlimited duration, and unlimited file size. The 25 files repair plan costs $79 one time with the same included features. The 1 Month Access plan costs $99 per month and adds unlimited files while retaining engineer support, unlimited duration, and unlimited file size. These options suit occasional recovery jobs as well as users handling multiple files during a month, but the entry plan may be restrictive for larger collections.
Fix.Video’s strongest distinction is the combination of reference-based repair, preview output, multi-file plans, and engineer support. The online and offline delivery options also give buyers a choice between browser-based processing and local Windows or macOS software. It is a suitable pick when damaged footage comes from varied recording devices or when support is important during recovery. Buyers who need a free tool, a lower file-count starting option, or offline support on another platform should consider alternatives.
Fix.Video pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Reference-based repair matching for damaged video footage
- Instant previews before downloading repaired video
- Windows and macOS offline software with engineer support
- Where it doesn't
- The $59 entry plan covers only 10 files
- No free plan is available
- Offline software is limited to Windows and macOS
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