You’re probably going to have 2-4 different codes of varying lengths and appearances. What you need to look for is either the serial number or a code referred to as an SBD key. You may have a CD with ArtRage on, or you may have to download it. Which Number is the Serial Number? (Find the SBD key)
The Wacom download may not be the latest version, so you will need to download 3.5.12 from our member area. Note: If you are running Mac OS 10.9 or later, you need the latest version of ArtRage 3 (3.5.12). If you have a question about using ArtRage Lite, then we can help! If it is missing, contact Wacom support, as we cannot access your Wacom account and cannot see what happened to your serial number. See this page for step by step instructions on registering and downloading your software. If you’re supposed to download ArtRage, then you need to register your tablet and the SBD key you get from Wacom.
If you have a CD for ArtRage 2, there should be a 20 digit serial number printed on the sleeve, in which case you’re all set and can skip to the section about registering with us in the member area. If you can’t find any of the options below, you need to contact Wacom support. The steps may vary by country or by tablet, so we can only tell you what you should look for. They use the same system for distributing most of their included software, not just ArtRage. You get this serial number directly from Wacom and we have no access to, or control over, the process. These require a serial number (“registration key”) to activate the program after installing it. Many Wacom tablets come with a free copy of ArtRage 2 or ArtRage 3 (Studio or Studio Pro). We’ve been getting a lot of questions about this recently, so we just wanted to clarify the process of finding your serial number and registering ArtRage if it came with a Wacom tablet. How to find your ArtRage serial number with a Wacom tablet The Wacom Intuos Pen and Touch Medium Tablet comes with a free copy of ArtRage Studio
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