I would recommend that you take a 30-minute break before trying to login. From here, you’ll see that it may take up to 30 minutes for your new account to work.

You’ll then be redirected back to the Personal Use home page. Then, you’ll want to click the blue “Done” button. You’ll also need to select the checkbox to agree to the Autodesk Terms of Use and their Privacy Statement.įinally, once you have all of your information filled out, simply click that blue “Create Account” button.Īfter creating your account, you’ll be given the option to opt-in or out of marketing and other Autodesk emails. Simply fill out your name, email, confirm your email, and then type out a password. Otherwise, after clicking the orange “Sign In” button, you’ll need to create a new Autodesk account. If you already have an Autodesk account from another Autodesk product, then you can go ahead and use that to sign in. The button will link you to the bottom of the page, where you’re then prompted to sign in with your Autodesk account. Upon arriving at the page, you’ll need to select the orange “Get Started Now” button. If you are making more than that, with your use of Fusion 360, then you’ll need to upgrade to a commercial use license.Īfter confirming that you do qualify, the first step will be to go to the Official Autodesk page for Fusion 360 for Personal Use, which I’ve linked to on this page.

The most important qualification to note is that the Personal Use license only allows you to make up to $1,000 a year annually via the hobby or business that you’re using Fusion 360 for. By the end of this short walkthrough, you’ll have Fusion 360 up and running with the free Personal Use license.įirst off, be sure to read the license qualifications that I’ve outlined on my webpage, where you’re watching this video.

Fusion 360 personal license