Preview in Ventura no longer supports .eps

[tak chun255629179iyn]

i just update the Mac OS to Ventura, and now Preview in Ventura no longer supports .eps again.

anyone can help ? thanks

[tak chun255629179iyn · Accepted solution]

it works now. 

Fix: Missing Icon Preview for EPS files in macOS Monterey

Edit the Info.plist File

1. Go to the following directory

   /System/Library/QuickLook

2. Copy the “Illustrator.qlgenerator” file. Paste it on the Desktop.
3. You have to now right-click on this Illustrator.qlgenerator file. Choose Show package contents.
4. Go to the “Info.plist” file present in the “Contents” folder by using a text editor.
5. Search for the below line in that file:

   <string>com.adobe.illustrator.ai-image</string>

6. Add the below line next to the above line (ensure that both these lines have the same indentation).

   <string>com.adobe.encapsulated-postscript</string>

7. Save this Info.plist” file. Copy the complete “Illustrator.qlgenerator” file. Type it in the below directory:

   /Library/QuickLook

8. That’s it.

[jeebdesignsllc]

step 7... i can copu but how do i get it into the Library Quicklook??? 

[jeebdesignsllc]

Ok never mind I got it!

[LaTel]

How did you do it?

[LaTel]

Never mind, got it too 😄 Step 7: It was a different location!

[jeebdesignsllc]

Yes! Different location... it worked for me though! 

[gaspardw]

Hi All, Step 7 doesn't work for me. I cannot copy the file into the quicklook folder. It's greyed out. When I try to drag and drop into the folder the file won't stay there. Any help? Thanks so much

[Gary281602461ybw]

I get a "no entry" symbol & can't copy to

/Library/QuickLook

[Jolien250019910xud]

You have another Library (so not in System Library), place it in that Quicklook folder 🙂 Worked for me.

I'm so glad!

[Jonathan2732717821z5]

I am SURE I'm doing this correctly but it's not working correctly 

Can someone who's done this successfully do a loom video to show us how it goes? 

Thanks! 

[Last Coyote Studio]

This part doesn't doesnt make sense to me.

1. Add the below line next to the above line (ensure that both these lines have the same indentation).

   <string>com.adobe.encapsulated-postscript</string>
   
   
   

Here is what I did.

 

[Last Coyote Studio]

I restarted and it worked. All good. Thanks.

[colinw44480052]

I've saved the duplicate “Illustrator.qlgenerator” file on my desktop and updated the “Info.plist” file but I can't get it back in to the 'QuickLook folder?

[Wouter_premium]

i don't have: Illustrator.qlgenerator file. What now?

[Jolien250019910xud]

Are you sure you used this path:

/System/Library/QuickLook

?

[Wouter_premium]

Yes!

[Jolien250019910xud]

Thanx for the images. It shows that you are not in the System library. It should be: Macintosh HD > System > Library > QuickLook. Than you follow the above procedure and copy the file in the library: Macintosh HD > Library > QuickLook

Good luck!

Jolien

[Wouter_premium]

Wow, superthanks.

How many libary's are there? Hahaha!

[Jolien250019910xud]

Yes! My question initially too, hahaha! So glad that it worked.

[Jonathan2732717821z5]

Does anyone know a way to convert eps to jpeg? (Aside from opening each
file in an adobe app or doing it online)

[Gary281602461ybw]

Open in Preview (Mac) and export as JPG

[Jonathan2732717821z5]

Ventura no longer supports that!

[Jolien250019910xud]

Off topic, but you can run a batch in the image processor in Photoshop.

https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/processing-batch-files.html

[Monika Gause]

Does anyone know a way to convert eps to jpeg? (Aside from opening eachfile in an adobe app or doing it online)
By @Jonathan2732717821z5

What would be the scope of your question?

- doing it without Adobe?

- doing it for thousands of images at the same time and not having to open every single one