Version 1.1.1 for macOS 14 or later — one disk image for Apple silicon and Intel. The download is free, and so are the Finder previews.
WizLook-1.1.1.dmg · universal · signed and notarized
Open the disk image and drag WizLook to your Applications folder. It is signed and notarized by Apple, so it opens like any other app.
That is how macOS learns about the previews. The window that opens asks for a licence key — the previews do not need one, so you can quit right there, or buy a key below and paste it in.
Select an Excalidraw drawing, a Jupyter notebook, a canvas or a JSON or YAML file, and press Space. If the Finder still shows its old preview, check that WizLook is switched on under System Settings › General › Login Items & Extensions › Quick Look.
The licence is for the WizLook app itself: files opened in its window follow your edits, CSV and SVG show WizLook's way, and Google Drive placeholders open as the document. One key, one Mac, every 1.x update included — no subscription and no account. The key arrives in your purchase email; paste it into the window WizLook opens with.
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From then on WizLook keeps itself up to date, checking once a day. See what the previews show.