Version 1.3
Prism 1.3, released 5 August 2026: there is no licence key and no device limit. You sign in with your browser once, and the same account works on every machine.
1.3 is the current release, out on 5 August 2026. It is the version to be running today. The panel shows the version you are running, and tells you when a newer one exists.
Sign in instead of a key
Earlier versions asked you to activate the panel with a key, and each plan allowed a set number of devices. 1.3 removes both: there is no licence key and no device limit any more. You click Sign in, your browser opens, you confirm it is you, and the browser hands the session back to the panel. There is no key to copy, nothing to keep somewhere safe, and nothing to type into After Effects.
That is the whole setup, and you do it once. The panel stays signed in across restarts and updates. The details are in signing in.
Every machine you use
A plan belongs to you, not to a machine. Sign in on a studio desktop and a laptop and both work, on macOS or Windows. There are no device slots to free, because there are no device slots.
The download lives in your dashboard
Your dashboard is where the panel download lives, alongside your plan, usage and AI balance. See your dashboard.
Already a customer?
Sign in. There is nothing to migrate and nothing to re-enter: your plan, usage and AI balance are already attached to your account. Install the 1.3 panel from your dashboard, click Sign in, and you are back at work.
Related
- 1.2: the release before this one.
- Signing in: one account, every machine.
- Install: installing or updating the panel.
- Your dashboard: plan, usage, and the panel download.
Use cases
Real ways designers and studios use Prism: caption a video, cut to the beat, animate a logo from an SVG, and re-skin a template to a brand.
Version 1.2
Prism 1.2, released 3 August 2026: an in-panel notification area for update notices and service messages, and panel analytics that surface failures without waiting for a report.