Vmix Trial Reset May 2026

Claim: Reinstall Windows and reinstall vMix to get a new 60‑day trial.

Reality: Fails because the hardware ID remains the same. When vMix contacts the activation server, the server says, “This computer already claimed a 60‑day trial on [date]. No new trial.”

Verdict: Does not work.

StudioCoast introduced an official rental option (available via resellers). Instead of paying $350 upfront for vMix 4K, you can rent it monthly (approx. $30–50/month depending on region). This is perfect for short-term projects, events, or learning without needing a reset.

The vMix EULA explicitly states:

“The trial version is licensed for a one‑time period of 60 consecutive days. Any attempt to circumvent the trial period limitation is a violation of this agreement.”

By resetting the trial, you breach a contract. While it’s unlikely StudioCoast will sue an individual user, they have the right to ban your hardware ID, IP address, or pursue legal action if you distribute a reset tool.

Before discussing how to reset the trial, it’s crucial to understand the legitimate trial model.

When you download vMix from the official website, you are given a free 60‑day trial of the full vMix Pro version. During these 60 days, you have access to every feature: 4K output, 8 external inputs, instant replay, GT Title Designer, and all streaming and recording options. No credit card is required. No watermarks appear on your output. Vmix Trial Reset

After the 60 days expire, the software enters a “View Only” mode. You can still open projects and watch previews, but you cannot:

This limitation effectively kills the software’s utility for production.

To continue using vMix, you must purchase a license key. This is a straightforward, honest business model: try it fully for two months, then pay if you find value.

Claim: Specialized software (often found on GitHub or pirate forums) zeros out all trial markers in one click. Claim: Reinstall Windows and reinstall vMix to get

Reality: These tools are dangerous. Many contain malware, keyloggers, or ransomware because the demand for free software makes users reckless. Even legitimate‑looking tools can:

Even if a tool works temporarily, a vMix update will patch the loophole. StudioCoast actively monitors these exploits.

Verdict: High risk, low reward. Not recommended.