If the form does not display correctly, first ensure that the user is signed in, and then please try another web browser (For example, Chrome, Internet Explorer, Mozilla.) The user will need to fill in a form and upload a valid (dated) student ID card or certificate. The Student/Teacher license can be found here, and accessed via the Get Your Free License button down the page. The user must first create an account on the Substance 3D website and be signed in (this is not an Adobe account). If a student needs individual access, students can get Substance Painter, Designer, and Sampler for free on the Substance 3D website (this does not include Stager). Shared device license is the best way for all students to get access to Substance 3D Apps, outside of named user license. In the meantime, students and faculty can access the texturing apps Painter, Designer, and Sample apps through a free personal license available on . Stager is not included in this alternative offer.

ETLA customers that sign up after August 15, 2021 have access.

ETLA named user customers that renew after Aughave access.

All VIP named user customers, including Student License Pack, have access as of July 28, 2021.

Substance 3D apps are currently available to the following named user license customers: Substance 3D apps are currently available to shared device license & feature restricted license Creative Cloud All Apps plans in Higher Education:Īll shared device license and feature restricted license customers have access as of July 28, 2021.Īdmin must repackage and deploy Substance 3D Painter, Designer, Stager, and Sampler apps for users to access them through lab devices.

Shared device licenses & feature restricted licenses While the intent is for all Higher Education plans to have access in the future, there are limitations at launch, depending on license type: Currently, 3D apps are not available to K12 and are available only to the following license types.

Substance 3D apps are now included with the Adobe Creative Cloud All Apps plan for Higher Education at no additional cost.

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