How to open and convert PostScript files

You’ve received an Unknown Type of File from your customer, bought stock photo graphic in PS (PostScript) file format or your colleague has sent you an extremely useful graphic for your project, but you don’t have any PostScript viewer or converter. What to do? First of all, no panic! 🙂

If you start googling for postscript viewer for Mac, you’ll definitely find lots of varieties. However, please don’t rush to install, ‘cause it’s too easy to grab a misfit. There are multiple PostScript viewers that will easily open any EPS, Ai or PS document. Here We show you how to open and convert EPS, PS (PostScript) and Ai documents with EPSViewer Pro without Adobe Illustrator or any other expensive software installed on your machine.

To view EPS, PS (PostScript) and Ai’s on macOS:

Find your EPS, PS (PostScript) or Ai document in Finder.
Double click on it to open and view the document.

Or:

Right click on the file > Open with > Preview app.

*Note: Apple Preview app depreciated EPS file format support from macOS Sonoma.

However, you might need to do something more than open and view a EPS, PS (PostScript) or Ai document. If that is the case, you should definitely try EPS Viewer Pro 2.

Download EPSViewer Pro 2.
Find your EPS, PS (PostScript) or Ai document in Finder.
Double click on it or drag and drop to open and view the document.

EPSViewer is far more than a simple graphic viewer for Mac OS X. When you get the app, you receive the whole meal deal right out of the box from viewing, converting, printing and many more extras.

Viewing EPS, PS (PostScript) or Ai files using EPSViewer is amazing. There are couple steps to take. After you’ve downloaded the app, open it. Drag and drop a EPS, PS (PostScript) or Ai file to the icon on the Dock of your machine.

That’s it.