So let's open up the licensing page and take care of that. Now that we have Altium Designer installed, the only thing left to do is get it licensed. Go through the wizard, and in a few minutes, Altium Designer will be installed. Go to the installer, right-click on it and choose Run as an Administrator, this cuts through some of the windows overhead and streamlines the installation process. By now, the Altium Designer installer should be downloaded and ready for your new installation. You can always choose the Later option and invite them on an individual basis at any time. If you do invite the other members of your team, they will receive an email invitation allowing them to access the newly created workspace. The invite team members’ dialogue will pop up and be populated with all of the contacts in your account. Here, you just want to use a West Coast or East Coast server, whichever is closest to your geographic location. Take note of the closest location field, which should default to the proper location. This can also be changed at any time in the future. If you would like, you can give your workspace a name other than the default. Since you're right here, let's go ahead and activate your workspace so you can enjoy all of the enhanced features of Altium Designer. Go ahead and click on the online installer and you'll be prompted for the location to save it on your client machine. Once you're signed in, go-to Resources and Support, and then download here on the Altium Downloads page, the latest installer for Altium Designer is right here at the top and always points to the latest release. Go ahead and sign in using your AltiumLive login credentials. It really comes down to three simple steps, let me show you, from the Altium home page.

Since you now have access to the latest version of Altium Designer, let's take a few minutes to get it installed and licensed.

Free instals Altium Designer 23.8.1.32