Instant Quick Look previews
Preview a Markdown file directly in Finder with Spacebar, without launching a separate app window.
Marked QL is a macOS Quick Look extension for Markdown files. Preview supported documents in Finder with Spacebar and render advanced Markdown fast without opening a full editor.
Marked QL is a macOS Quick Look extension for Markdown files. It lets you preview supported documents in Finder with the Spacebar and renders them with Apex, a unified Markdown processor.
The extension is designed for fast reading and checking of Markdown content without opening a full editor. It supports advanced syntax such as math, diagrams, syntax highlighting, tables, footnotes, task lists, callouts, and Quarto files, and it can hand off to Marked 3 when you want the fuller preview app.
Preview a Markdown file directly in Finder with Spacebar, without launching a separate app window.
Apex combines multiple Markdown flavors into one rendering engine, so the preview is consistent across supported syntax variants.
Render LaTeX math with MathJax and create flowcharts or sequence diagrams with Mermaid.
Display code blocks with highlight.js and choose from available syntax themes.
Open a preview in Marked 3 when you need the full app for further work.
Choose preview styles, Apex processing mode, and optional custom CSS, with styles that can follow Dark Mode.
Open a Markdown file in Finder and inspect the rendered result immediately, without switching to a separate preview app.
Check documents that rely on math, Mermaid diagrams, tables, or extended Markdown syntax to confirm they render as intended.
Jump from a Quick Look preview into Marked 3 when you need a fuller working environment for export or deeper editing tasks.
Browse longer Markdown documents using the built-in table of contents navigation to move between headings.
Preview .qmd files with Apex’s Quarto mode when working on Pandoc-style Markdown documents.
No. Marked QL works on its own as a Quick Look extension for Markdown files. If you also use Marked 3, it can share preview styles and provides an Open in Marked button.
Install Marked Quick Look, launch it once from /Applications, and then preview a supported Markdown file in Finder by pressing Spacebar. If Quick Look is not showing the expected preview, the troubleshooting guide recommends checking registration and extension conflicts.
Marked QL requires macOS 13.0 or later.
Marked QL uses Apex, which supports CommonMark, GitHub Flavored Markdown, MultiMarkdown, Kramdown, and other syntax. The page specifically calls out tables, footnotes, MathJax math, Mermaid diagrams, syntax highlighting, task lists, callouts, and Quarto files.
Marked QL is the lightweight Quick Look companion for instant previews, while Marked 3 is the full app for live preview, proofreading, export, and deeper editor integration. They are separate products and can be used together.
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