Download Adobe Substance: how to get it free or buy the subscription

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Looking to download Adobe Substance 3D? If you're after a powerful and accessible suite that enables you to build amazing-looking 3D content then it's an attractive new choice from Adobe and suitable for beginners and seasoned professionals alike.

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Download Adobe Substance 3D apps: free 30-day trial

Download Adobe Substance 3D apps: free 30-day trial
Get a taste for what Adobe Substance 3D can do by downloading free trial versions of Stager, Painter, Sampler and Designer. Your free trial lasts for 30 days, after which you'll either have to uninstall them or pay up for an Adobe Substance 3D plan.

Buy Adobe Substance 3D: all options

Buy Adobe Substance 3D: all options
Whether you're after the full-fat Substance 3D Collection, or the less expensive Substance 3D Texturing plan, you can find what you need here.

Adobe Substance 3D Collection: get 20% off your first year

Adobe Substance 3D Collection: get 20% off your first year
For the full Substance 3D experience including Stager you'll need to go for this collection. It features everything you need to create dazzling 3D content, and you can get it for $39.99/£31.97 per month for your first year, saving you 20%

Adobe Substance 3D Texturing plan: $19.99/£15.97 per month

Adobe Substance 3D Texturing plan: $19.99/£15.97 per month
If all you want to do is create 3D models and textures for use elsewhere without using Stager, you can save money by opting for the Adobe Substance 3D Texturing plan which gives you Painter, Sampler and Designer.

Adobe Substance 3D Texturing: free educational license

Adobe Substance 3D Texturing: free educational license
If you're a teacher or student then you can download Adobe Substance 3D Texturing apps for free. That's Painter, Sampler and Designer; sadly there's no option for Stager, but still that's plenty to be getting on with.

Buy Photoshop CC from £9.98/$9.99 per month

Buy Photoshop CC from £9.98/$9.99 per month
Photoshop is Adobe's industry-standard image-editing package, and it's likely that you're using it already. It's ideal for creating and enhancing photos, images and designs, and there's a seven-day trial available if you want to try it out.

Buy Illustrator CC from $20.99/£19.97 per month

Buy Illustrator CC from $20.99/£19.97 per month
Adobe’s flagship vector package is what you want if you need to create detailed artwork that'll scale to any size, from logos to illustrations and infographics. It's available for Mac and PC and there's a seven-day trial available.

Buy Premiere Pro from $20.99 / £19.97 / €23.99 per month

Buy Premiere Pro from $20.99 / £19.97 / €23.99 per month   Used by video professionals around the world, Premiere Pro is a feature-packed video editing package with all the power you're likely to need. There are various pricing options available, and of course there's a seven-day trial too.

Buy After Effects from $20.99/£19.97 per month

Buy After Effects from $20.99/£19.97 per month
If you want to dazzle your viewers you need Adobe’s visual effects, motion graphics and compositing software, After Effects. It's good for everything from simple animation to full-blown VFX work; take a seven-day trial to get a taste of its features.

Buy Adobe XD only from $9.99/£9.98 per month

Buy Adobe XD only from $9.99/£9.98 per month
Need to tool to help you design and prototype user experiences for websites and mobile apps? You probably need Adobe XD; it's one of our favourite wireframing tools. Try it out free for seven days if you need to.

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Jim McCauley is a writer, performer and cat-wrangler who started writing professionally way back in 1995 on PC Format magazine, and has been covering technology-related subjects ever since, whether it's hardware, software or videogames. A chance call in 2005 led to Jim taking charge of Computer Arts' website and developing an interest in the world of graphic design, and eventually led to a move over to the freshly-launched Creative Bloq in 2012. Jim now works as a freelance writer for sites including Creative Bloq, T3 and PetsRadar, specialising in design, technology, wellness and cats, while doing the occasional pantomime and street performance in Bath and designing posters for a local drama group on the side.