Looq

A better Quick Look

Platform

Mac

macOS

14.0 or later

Size

50.4 MB

Version

1.5.0

Languages

alemão, japonês, inglês... (5)

Visão geral

Looq is a Quick Look extension for macOS that previews the files Finder gives up on. Press Space on any file to read code in 200+ languages, render Markdown with KaTeX math and Mermaid diagrams, paginate huge SQLite tables, or peek inside ZIP archives without unpacking. Everything stays in the native Quick Look panel, so you can stay in flow.

Preview Markdown with KaTeX and Mermaid
Read code in 200+ programming languages
Open SQLite, TSV, archives, and folders
Inspect app bundles, IPAs, and profiles

Recursos do Looq

Markdown and Org-mode previews

Render Markdown with GitHub Alerts, KaTeX math, Mermaid diagrams (including XY Chart), tables, and footnotes. Org-mode (.org) files get a dedicated rich preview too. Live Rendering refreshes the preview as you edit, scroll position resumes where you left off (choose Off, Session, or Persistent), and the table of contents tracks your view.

Code in 200+ languages

Syntax highlighting across 200+ programming languages, with sticky function and class headers so you never lose context in long files. Diff and patch files render side-by-side with color-coded line markers and add/delete statistics. Customizable themes for light and dark.

Databases and tables without the wait

SQLite and TSV files open with smart pagination (500 rows per page), column sorting, and column type tooltips, so huge files stay responsive. SQL is auto-formatted for readability.

Archives and folders, no unpacking

Browse the contents of ZIP and TAR archives, plus regular folders, without extracting a thing. Enhanced folder icons and SVG thumbnails make scanning easier.

Metadata for app bundles and more

Rich previews for app bundles, IPAs, installer packages, provisioning and configuration profiles, torrents, and disk images. See what's inside before you decide to install.

Diagnostics to keep Quick Look healthy

Detect and repair conflicting Quick Look extensions with one-click fixes. When something breaks Quick Look on macOS, Looq tells you which app is responsible.