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FixFile vs Minitooler Video Repair

FixFile

fixfile.org

Minitooler Video Repair

minitooler.com

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FigureFixFileMinitooler Video Repair
Price from—$5/mo
Free plan—Yes
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYesYes
Plans published12
Spec score · Video Repair Software7.5 (#17)8.3 (#3)
Local processingVideo files are processed in the browser and are not uploaded to FixFile or a third party.Diagnosis and repair run in the browser using ffmpeg compiled to WebAssembly, and the page says the video is not uploaded or stored.
PaymentPayhip handles checkout, and FixFile says it does not receive or store card details.The pricing page says checkout is secured by Stripe and tax is calculated at checkout based on the user's location.
PurposeFixFile repairs corrupted MP4 and MOV videos by rebuilding a missing or broken container index in the browser.The browser-based video repair tool diagnoses and repairs damaged videos that will not play, seek, or show the right length.
SupportThe site lists support at [email protected].The site invites users who need help or a missing tool to email [email protected], and Pro pricing includes priority support.

Plans

FixFile

  • Full HD download$4.99, paid once

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Minitooler Video Repair

  • FreeFree
  • Pro$5 a month

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FixFile

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Minitooler Video Repair

Minitooler Video Repair is a browser tool for diagnosing and repairing damaged videos that will not play, seek, or show the correct length. It accepts MP4, MOV, MKV, AVI, WebM, and TS files, including files that will not open. Automatic repair can rebuild an index, regenerate timestamps, discard corrupt packets, or remove a damaged audio track. It first tries to repack the video losslessly, keeping the original video and audio intact in a new container; re-encoding is a last resort. Diagnosis and repair run in the browser with ffmpeg compiled to WebAssembly, and the page says the file is not uploaded or stored. Minitooler lists crashed screen recordings, interrupted phone or camera clips, unseekable videos, and drone or dashcam footage as use cases. The free plan is listed at free and allows 3 repairs a day, with files up to 100.00 MB per file on the Video Repair page. Pro costs $5 a month and includes unlimited repairs, no file-size cap, every future tool, and priority support. No signup or email is required, and repaired results have no watermark.

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