- About Graphics Mill
- What's New?
- Breaking Changes in Graphics Mill 12
- Breaking Changes in Graphics Mill 11
- Features
- Supported File Formats
- System Requirements
- Getting Started
- Your First Application with Graphics Mill
- Understanding Image Processing Approaches in Graphics Mill
- Evaluating Graphics Mill
- Registering Production License Keys
- Upgrading from Graphics Mill 5
- Installation and Redistribution Notices
- Graphics Mill Configuration
- Using Graphics Mill with Microsoft Azure
- Using Graphics Mill in .NET projects
- Working with Image Formats
- Transforming Images (Resize, Rotate, Crop)
- Working with Metadata
- Color Management and Color Reduction
- Drawing Text and Graphics
- Color Keying (Green Screen Removal)
- Channels and Pixel Data
- Color and Tone Correction
- Working with Photoshop (PSD) Files
- Image Filters
- Processing Large Images
- Basics of Image Processing
- Troubleshooting
- Class Library Reference
- Licensing
- End User License Agreement
- Copyright Notices
Evaluating Graphics Mill
If you want to evaluate Graphics Mill before making a purchasing decision you can register a trial license key. A trial key allows you to use Graphics Mill without any limitation during the 30 day evaluation period.
The evaluation version of Graphics Mill is the real deal. It doesn't have limited functionality. So if the evaluation version does not work properly, we highly encourage you to create a support case and tell us about the problem.
You are able to request up to two trial license keys.
To obtain a trial license key:
- Open the Graphics Mill Evaluation License Key page.
- If you are not signed in, you will be redirected to sign in or create a Graphics Mill account.
- Click Get Evaluation License.
- Your trial license key is displayed on the same page. It is also available on the Licenses & Downloads page in your account.
- Register the key using one of the methods described below.
The simplest way to register the key is directly in your source code:
var key = "<YOUR_LICENSE_KEY>";
Aurigma.GraphicsMill.Licensing.License.Set(key);
For other ways to register a key, see the Registering Production License Keys topic.
After you purchase Graphics Mill, you obtain a production license key. You can find detailed instructions on how to register a production key in the same topic.