Try Substance 3D Collection with a 30-day free trial. If that doesn't give you enough time to try all the features, you'll still have an extra 14 days to cancel and receive a full refund.
Harness the power of Sampler, an intuitive scanning tool for transforming real-life images into photorealistic materials, 3D objects, and HDR environments.
Design 3D models with seamless switching between VR and desktop. Modeler integrates smoothly with other Substance 3D products and third-party applications, streamlining your workflow.
Stager is a virtual studio for creating photorealistic 3D scenes, product visualizations, and turntable animations. Stager makes great results easy through integration with Substance 3D and Creative Cloud applications.
Yes, there’s a 30-day free trial for the Substance 3D Collection plan, which grants access to all applications. After 30 days, it auto-converts to a paid membership unless cancelled beforehand.
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The trial grants full access to all of Substance 3D’s applications.
All Substance 3D applications, except Modeler, are compatible with both MacOS and Windows. Modeler is Windows-only.
The trial lasts for 30 days. It auto-converts to a paid membership after this period unless cancelled beforehand.
Only one 30-day free trial of Substance 3D is available per person. After your free trial ends, it will automatically convert to a paid Creative Cloud membership plan, unless you cancel.
Navigate to your Adobe account page within 30 days of starting the trial. Click “Manage Plans” next to your plan name, then “Cancel Plan”. State your reason for cancellation, and follow onscreen instructions to complete.
Yes, the Substance 3D Collection plan is available for free to students and teachers at accredited higher education institutions.
Substance 3D subscriptions are not automatically included with Creative Cloud. While it integrates seamlessly with Creative Cloud, it requires a separate subscription.
To learn more about the Substance 3D applications, visit the Adobe Substance 3D tutorials page.
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