You can try this old quicklook plugin.
Thats weird. I'm not sure why it states it doesn't work with EPS. I am using it with EPSes all day today and it works 99% of the time on EPS files. Feel free to contact the developer, I'm a random person, so why trust me? But I paid 7 bucks for it on the app store and think its worth it for EPS alone.Thanks for the tip, but Peek will unfortunately not work for eps and ai.
From the link you provided:
Peek is unable to work with plain text documents (.txt,.text), rich text (.rtf, .rtfd), HTML/XML/web archives (.html, .xml***,.webarchive), TypeScript (.ts), Adobe suite (.pdf, .eps***), Microsoft Office (.csv,.doc, .docx, .xls, .xlsx, .ppt, .pptx), OpenDocument suite (.odt, .ods, .odp), nor any Apple iWork documents (.pages, .numbers, .key).
Thanks! EPSView worked for me. No restart needed, either!The awesome developer John Daniel from Etresoft, was kind enough to send me a zip of EPSView. That worked perfect for me – with Quick Look being able to preview eps-files again (M1 Pro on Monterey).
So happy for this! Once again, thank you John.
For all those of you who are having the same issue, here is a link for EPSView:
(Do a restart after installing).
I did some more reading, and I went with the instructions found here: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/253307271?answerId=256463704022#256463704022 to modify the old Illustrator.qlgenerator file and move it to /Library/QuickLook. I think it gives a nicer preview without so much white space around the image.Thanks! EPSView worked for me. No restart needed, either!
This worked for me, so thanks for sharing the link... it saves a lot of frustration.I did some more reading, and I went with the instructions found here: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/253307271?answerId=256463704022#256463704022 to modify the old Illustrator.qlgenerator file and move it to /Library/QuickLook. I think it gives a nicer preview without so much white space around the image.