The free trial
Try EaseKit free for 14 days. Viewing and editing always stay free.
EaseKit is free to try for 14 days from the first launch. You don't need an account: when you buy, you get a license key by email. The trial date is kept in the Keychain, so reinstalling doesn't reset it.
What a license unlocks
| Needs a license after the trial | Always free |
|---|---|
| Video, GIF and PNG renders | Viewing and editing your animations |
| HTML, Lottie and code exports (copy and save) | Saving and opening projects |
| Share links | The AI chat |
| EaseKit in Claude (MCP) |
One license covers up to three of your Macs, and you can move a seat any time.
When the trial ends
If you export without a license, a calm sheet offers Buy EaseKit, Enter License Key or Remind Me Later. Your work is never locked.
License states
Settings → License and Settings → General → About show one of these. The toolbar badge appears in the last three days of the trial (“3 days left”), and once it has ended (Trial ended, Unlicensed).
| State | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Trial · 9 days left | The trial is running |
| Trial ended | Exports need a license |
| Licensed to Finn · 1 of 3 Macs | Activated on this Mac, with the holder and seats in use |
| Licensed · offline until … | Last check succeeded; valid offline until that date |
| License needs a check (offline too long) | Connect to the internet so EaseKit can check |
| License revoked, License disabled, License expired, License not valid | Check the customer portal |
| Licensing isn't set up in this build | A build without licensing (for example a development build) |