Egnyte supports the following file types when previewing in the web interface.
Document and Word Processing
doc, docm, docx, dot, dotm, dotx, ez, fotd, hwp, odt, ott, pdf, pub, rtf, sdw, sgf, stw, sxw, uot, wpd, wps
Max file size: 100MB
Spreadsheet
123, csv, fods, ods, ots, stc, sxc, tsv, uos, xls, xlsb, xlst, xlsx, xlt
Max file size: 5MB
Presentation
fodp, odp, otp, pot, potm, ppm, pps, ppsm, ppsx, ppt, pptm, pptx, sti, sxi
Max file size: 50MB
Images
bmp, cgm, dxf, eps, fodg, gif, jfif, jpeg, jpg, odg, otg, pas, pbm, pcd, pct, pcx, pgm, pic, png, psd, ras, sgv, std, svg, svgz, svm, sxd, tga, tif, tiff, vdw, vdx, vsd, wmf, CR2, CRW, ERF, RAF, PPM, 3FR, RAW, KDC, DCR, MEF, MRW, MDC, NEF, NRW, ORF, RW2, PEF, X3F, SRW, SRF, ARW, DNG, PPM, MOS
Max file size: 30 MB
Audio and Video
flv, mp3, mp4, ogv, webm
Max file size for video previews: 500 MB
Max file size for audio previews: 100 MB
Note that support for video preview is dependent on the capabilities of the browser, with a fallback to Flash for supported formats.
For the best video compatibility, we recommend mp4 files with h.264 encoded video and AAC encoded audio.
Text and Source Code
actionscript, applescript, as, as3, bash, c, cfm, cfml, cpp, cs, css, dcu, diff, erl, ez, groovy, gsh, gvy, gy, html, java, javafx, jfx, js, pas, patch, perl, php, pl, pm, ps1, py, rb, ruby, sass, scala, scss, sh, shell, sql, txt, vb, vbscript, xhtml, xml, xslt
Max file size: 1 MB
gdoc, gsheet, gslides, gdraw
Note that you must be using our Google Drive integration to preview Google file types.
Also file links for Google documents (gslides, gdoc, etc) are opened in a PDF previewer. This is by design.
Preview with Integrations
Certain third party applications (for example Microsoft Office Online) are able to generate file previews for their native file types in the Egnyte Web UI. Because such applications are designed specifically for their file types, they may offer a better user experience for previewing these file. To generate a preview, Egnyte must pass a copy of the relevant file to the third party application developer. The preview capability is turned on by default once you enable an application that supports the preview capability.
If you prefer to use Egnyte's own preview capability or to avoid passing files to the relevant application providers, domain administrators can turn off the third party preview capability from the Egnyte Settings page. To do so open the Settings page, select the General tab, find the Previewing Files heading and select disable.
