Encapsulated PostScript File Format 1.2
Readabledocument · also known as EPS (1.2)
Encapsulated Postscript (EPS) is a page description format, developed by Adobe Systems Incorporated. Version 1.2, the first version of the format, was developed in 1987. An EPS file comprises a header section followed by a PostScript document. An EPS can optionally include a preview raster image, in which case a binary header is prepended to the header.
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| Extensions | .eps.epsf |
|---|---|
| MIME types | application/postscript |
| Signatures | 252150532d41646f62652d322e3020455053462d312e32 at byte 0 (EPS 1.2)c5d0d3c6 at byte 0 (EPS 1.2 Preview) |
| PRONOM | fmt/122 |
| Wikidata | Q59714459 |
| Apple UTI | com.adobe.encapsulated-postscript |
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From PRONOM, Wikidata. Updated 2026-10-20.