Open EPS files online and see the real artwork, not just a blurry preview - no Illustrator needed. The PostScript is drawn in your browser, so your file is never uploaded. Then check fonts and spot colours and save a PNG, JPG or PDF, or turn the PNG into an icon with Image to ICO.
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Open your EPS. Drop an .eps, .epsf, .epsi, .ps or .ai file anywhere on the page, browse for it, or try a sample.
See the real artwork. Any embedded preview appears instantly, then Ghostscript draws the full-quality artwork right in your browser.
Zoom and inspect. Scroll or pinch to zoom - the artwork is redrawn sharper as you zoom in. Hover to read positions in points and millimetres and the colour under the cursor.
Check the details. Details shows the bounding box, creator app, fonts, spot colours, ink coverage and the text inside; PostScript shows the source code.
Export. Save as transparent PNG, JPG or vector PDF at 72 to 600 DPI, or save the embedded preview.
Shortcuts: Ctrl + O open, + / - zoom, 0 fit, 1 actual size, R rotate, Page Up / Page Down change page, Esc leaves full screen.
EPS viewer features
Real PostScript engine
Ghostscript 10 runs inside your browser and draws every path, gradient and font - the same result a print RIP gives.
Instant preview
TIFF, EPSI and XMP thumbnails stored in the file show up in a blink while the full render loads.
Sharp zoom
Zoom in and the artwork is redrawn at a higher resolution, so small type and fine lines stay crisp.
Print checks
Bounding box in points and millimetres, spot colours, process colours and CMYK ink coverage.
Fonts and text
See which fonts are embedded or missing, and copy the text that is inside the artwork.
PS and AI too
Multi-page PostScript documents and PDF-compatible Illustrator files open in the same viewer.
PNG, JPG, PDF
Transparent PNG, JPG or vector PDF at 72 to 600 DPI or an exact pixel width.
100% private
Nothing is uploaded. The engine is downloaded once and your file stays on your device.
What is an EPS file?
EPS (Encapsulated PostScript) is a vector graphics format made by Adobe in 1987.
It holds a single drawing - a logo, an illustration, an ad - written in the PostScript page language.
Because it is a small program rather than a grid of pixels, an EPS prints sharp at any size. That made it the classic exchange format for printers, sign makers and stock-art sites, and many brand kits still ship logos as EPS.
An EPS can also carry a small preview picture (TIFF, WMF or an EPSI bitmap) so that layout apps that can not run PostScript can show something on screen. When you only see a rough or gray box in Word or InDesign, you are looking at that preview.
How to open EPS files on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Android
No phone or computer opens EPS out of the box any more, but every browser can run this viewer.
Windows 10 and 11
Photos and Paint can not read EPS, and Microsoft Office stopped rendering EPS in 2017. Open the file here, or install a desktop app such as Inkscape (free) or Adobe Illustrator if you need to edit it.
Mac
Preview on macOS Ventura and newer no longer converts EPS files. Use this viewer, then Export as PDF to keep a copy that Preview and every Mac app can open.
iPhone and iPad
The Files app shows EPS as a blank icon. Open this page in Safari, tap browse and pick the file from Files, iCloud Drive or Mail attachments.
Android
Gallery apps do not support EPS. Open this page in Chrome and choose the file from Downloads or Drive; save a PNG to share it in chats.
How to convert an EPS file
The Export tab turns any EPS, PS or AI file into PNG, JPG or PDF without leaving your browser.
From there, ConvertICO tools take it further:
EPS to PNG with a transparent background - choose PNG and Transparent; 300 DPI suits print, 72 to 150 DPI suits the web. Then shrink it with Compress PNG.
EPS to PDF - choose PDF (vector) to keep sharp lines and real text for printers and email.
EPS to SVG - there is no exact browser conversion, but a high-resolution PNG traced with PNG to SVG works well for simple logos.
Why won't my EPS file open?
When an EPS will not show, the viewer tells you which of these it is.
It is not really an EPS
Files are often renamed: a PDF, an Illustrator AI, a PNG or a ZIP from a stock site. The viewer checks the first bytes and points you to the right tool, such as the PDF Viewer or the ZIP Viewer.
The file was cut off
An interrupted download leaves the PostScript without its end. The part that arrived is drawn and the viewer warns you that something is missing - download the file again.
PostScript errors
Some old apps wrote PostScript that newer engines reject. You see the error name (for example /undefined), and any embedded preview is still shown.
Wrong fonts
Fonts that are named but not embedded are replaced by look-alikes. Ask for a version with text converted to outlines.
Drop the .eps file on this page. The viewer runs Ghostscript - the same PostScript engine many print shops use - inside your browser and shows the full artwork in a few seconds.
Nothing is installed and nothing is uploaded.
Apps that can not read PostScript, like Word or many image viewers, only show the small preview stored inside the EPS - or a gray box when there is none.
This viewer draws the real vector artwork, and you can still compare it with the embedded preview.
Open the file, go to Export, pick PNG or JPG and a resolution from 72 to 600 DPI (or an exact width), and press Save. PNG keeps the background transparent.
Multi-page PostScript files can be saved page by page or all at once in a ZIP.
Yes. Export as PDF keeps the artwork as vectors and text, so it stays sharp at any size and opens on any device. The PDF is made in your browser by Ghostscript.
Yes. Adobe Illustrator .ai files saved with PDF compatibility (the default since Illustrator 9) open directly, as do older PostScript-based .ai files and multi-page .ps documents.
Many EPS files only name their fonts instead of embedding them. The viewer then uses a close substitute, so letter shapes and widths can differ.
Details lists every font and whether it is embedded. Ask the designer for a version with text converted to outlines.
No. Ghostscript is downloaded once (about 11 MB) and then runs inside your browser, so the file never leaves your device.
That keeps unreleased logos and client artwork private.
Common causes are a file cut off during download, a file that is really something else (a PDF, AI, PNG or a ZIP with a different extension), or PostScript errors from an old app.
The viewer names the problem, and when the drawing fails it still shows any preview stored in the file.
