Like macOS has a feature of previewing a file by using QuickLook framework where, when you select a file and press SPACE bar, it opens the preview of that file instead of opening the file with a supported app.
Once running, press Spacebar in File Explorer to preview files instantly. It supports various formats, including images, documents, compressed files, and more. You can also install plugins from...
Once set up, using Quick Look is dead simple. Select any file in Explorer, hit the spacebar, and… voilà—a lightweight window appears showing the content. Images, PDFs, Word documents, videos, folders—you name it. It’s like
While Windows File Explorer has a preview pane, it’s limited in size and often lacks detail. If you want this functionality on Windows, you can enable a macOS-like Preview feature using the PowerToys application, a powerful tool from Microsoft.
In this video, we are going to show you how to quickly preview images, documents, videos and even folders on your Windows 11 device just like Mac users preview their files by pressing Space.
