Affinity six-month free trial
Affinity offers a six-month free trial of their photo editing, design, and illustration software, including Designer, Photo, and Publisher. Users can access advanced features seamlessly across devices with no payment details required.
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Affinity is offering a six-month free trial of their award-winning photo editing, graphic design, and illustration software, including Affinity Designer, Photo, and Publisher. The trial allows users to access all three products on Mac, Windows, and iPad without the need for payment details. The software is used by millions worldwide and offers advanced features like StudioLink technology for seamless editing across apps. The trial version includes full access to tools and features with no watermarks on exported images. Users can easily transition to the full version by purchasing a license without uninstalling the trial. Affinity also provides resources to help new users get started with the software. The trial can be used on multiple personal devices, and there are no up-front fees or obligations to continue using Affinity after the trial period ends.
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