Documents that feel finished
Markdown, MDX, notebooks, Quarto, RMarkdown, RST, AsciiDoc, TeX, and more render with real hierarchy instead of a raw-text wall.
Finder-native
Local previews · macOS 12+Press Space in Finder to preview documents, code, structured data, archives, and folders—without opening the app that made them.
US$2.99 once · Mac App Store · No account · No subscription

At a glance
One small utility.Built for the files Finder skips
Every preview is designed around the question you ask before opening a file: what is this, and is it the one I need?
Markdown, MDX, notebooks, Quarto, RMarkdown, RST, AsciiDoc, TeX, and more render with real hierarchy instead of a raw-text wall.
Source, config, diffs, logs, SQL, GraphQL, and key files get syntax color, useful spacing, and a calm reading surface.
Inspect tables, schemas, metadata, and archive contents across CSV, JSON, SQLite, Parquet, Arrow, ZIP, and related formats.
Real renderer output
Pick any format to inspect screenshots produced by the same renderer that powers Super QuickLook in Finder.
Selected preview

The whole workflow
Super QuickLook stays out of the way until Finder needs it. No library to manage, no import step, and no new file browser to learn.
Open the app so macOS registers the extension.
File, archive, or folder—right where it already lives.
Get context immediately, then keep moving.
Small utility. Lasting upgrade.
One US$2.99 purchase. No subscription, cloud account, or file upload.
Before you install
No. Preview rendering happens locally on your Mac, without a Super QuickLook cloud account.
No. Super QuickLook is a one-time US$2.99 Mac App Store purchase.
Blank Quick Look windows, raw text dumps, and unnecessary app launches for many documents, code files, datasets, archives, and folders.
The comparison page lays out price, platform support, coverage, and product focus across five current options without hiding tradeoffs behind a score.