trial download for design package

[Bryanmcf2]

Good morning, I've been an Adobe user for a long time and I just picked up a MacBook Pro. I then purchase my adobe programs to find out that Adobe Creative Cloud converts them to a trial versions after 7 days because they now required a subscription which is definitely too costly for me so in having a conversation with a friend of mine yesterday he forward the link and here I am and was wondering isn there's a trial version to the suite package that I can download and tryout for the next 30 days?

Thanks

Bryan

[GarryP]

Welcome to the forums @Bryanmcf2

These forums are for the Affinity range of software from Serif, not Adobe.
Are you asking about Serif/Affinity software or Adobe software?

[firstdefence]

Welcome to the forum @Bryanmcf2

You can download the trials for each app from the serif website...
 

https://affinity.serif.com/en-gb/

[Alfred]

Welcome to the Serif Affinity Forums, Bryan.

There are fully-functional trial versions for each of the apps in the Affinity Range. They’re limited to ten days rather than thirty, but the shared file format means that files saved during a trial of one app can be reopened and further edited during a subsequent trial.

https://affin.co/designertrial

https://affin.co/phototrial

https://affin.co/publishertrial
 

[Old Bruce]

Hello and welcome to the forums @Bryanmcf2,

There are trial versions for each of the applications over at the Affinity main site, check the Photo, Designer and Publisher pages at the bottom of each, there will be links to the trials there.

Note that each application is good for 10 days from when you first start it. I would suggest going from one to another.

[Bryanmcf2]

I'm asking about Serif/Affinity software. I would like to try them out.

[Old Bruce]

We are all talking about Affinity products. Follow the links from Alfred.

[Bryanmcf2]

Thanks Old Bruce I'll definitely download and check them out later today.

 

[Alfred]

51 minutes ago, Bryanmcf2 said:

I'll definitely download and check them out later today.

Don’t try them all at once! The trial clock for each one runs continuously from the moment you first launch the app, so if you use one of them briefly and don’t come back to it until more than ten days later you’ll find that the trial has expired.

3 hours ago, Alfred said:

They’re limited to ten days rather than thirty, but the shared file format means that files saved during a trial of one app can be reopened and further edited during a subsequent trial.

 

[Arp_148]

Can you still try out any of the softwares?

[Brian_J]

17 minutes ago, Arp_148 said:

Can you still try out any of the softwares?

Yes, there is a 30-day trial button at the bottom of the pages that describe each app on https://affinity.serif.com. For example, Affinity Designer: https://affinity.serif.com/en-us/designer/.

[walt.farrell]

1 hour ago, Arp_148 said:

Can you still try out any of the softwares?

As Brian mentioned, you can get the Trial from the Affinity Store site.

Also, downloads from the Mac App Store, the Microsoft Store, and the iPad App Store operate initially in Trial mode for 30 days.