Done-for-you repair
Use a PDF to EPUB repair service when automation exposes real reading damage.
Some PDFs do not need another converter setting. They need OCR cleanup, reading-order repair, chapter structure, footnote handling, and final EPUB validation. A preview sample makes that repair scope concrete before a quote.
Direct answer
What this page helps you decide
Use this page when the preview shows problems that automation alone should not hide. A repair service should fix OCR damage, page-number leaks, reading order, chapter navigation, footnotes, and device validation before delivering a Kindle/Kobo-ready EPUB.
Best fit
Use cases
- Books where OCR is mostly right but not publishable.
- Academic PDFs with broken reading order or footnotes.
- Paid conversions that need Kindle and Kobo validation before delivery.
When a converter is not enough
If the preview shows broken paragraphs, repeated page numbers, confused columns, or unusable notes, running the same converter on the full book will only scale the problem. Those files need repair, not blind export.
What a repair quote should include
A useful quote should identify page count, OCR quality, layout types, chapter repair, footnote strategy, image handling, and validation target. The preview sample gives both sides a concrete way to discuss scope.
How the preview supports done-for-you work
The preview shows representative pages, quality flags, and reading comfort issues. That evidence helps decide whether the file fits the fixed starting quote or needs a custom manual cleanup estimate.
Questions
FAQ
When should I request done-for-you repair?
Request repair when the preview is promising but still shows OCR damage, reading-order problems, or chapter/navigation issues.
Is repair priced per PDF?
Yes. The current repair offer starts from a per-PDF quote because page count and layout risk vary widely.
What should I send for a repair quote?
Send the PDF, the preview result if available, target reader such as Kindle or Kobo, and any pages that must be checked manually.