IntactFile review
Broad file repair with local processing, free diagnosis, and flexible pay-per-repair pricing.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
IntactFile is a browser-based file repair product for people who need to recover damaged videos, archives, Office documents, PDFs, photos, or SQLite databases. It diagnoses and rebuilds file structures locally in the browser, without uploading files. The free tier supports three repairs per day with no account needed and includes a free download. Supported formats include MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM, ZIP, RAR, 7z, DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, JPG, and PNG. A preview of the repaired output is available before downloading.
Pricing suits occasional repairs as well as recurring workloads. Single repair costs €5.9 per repair, with any file size, credits that never expire, and no charge for failed repairs. Packs cost €13.9 for three credits, €20.9 for five, or €37.9 for ten; a custom pack costs €3.65 per repair. Pro costs €59 per year for 30 repairs per month, batch processing, and repair history. Business costs €199 per year for 100 repairs per month, batch processing, and CLI, SDK, and MCP server access. These choices make IntactFile practical when usage is irregular or when annual repair allowances are easier to manage.
The main distinction is its local delivery model and breadth. Browser processing supports privacy-sensitive recovery, while Business users can run repairs through developer tools on their own machine. Batch repair and recurring allowances better fit professional workloads than the free tier or individual credits. However, the free tier applies file-size limits of 50 MB for video, 10 MB for documents and archives, and 10 MB for photos. Choose IntactFile for varied file types, local processing, and flexible pricing. It is less suitable when larger free-tier files, or CLI, SDK, and MCP access without Business, are priorities.
IntactFile pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Repairs videos, archives, Office files, PDFs, photos, and SQLite
- Local browser processing avoids uploading files
- Free diagnosis, preview, and one-time repair credits
- Where it doesn't
- Free repairs have file-size limits
- CLI, SDK, and MCP access requires Business
- Batch processing starts with paid professional plans
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