PhotoSanitize Standard can be installed and used without purchasing a license. If you need Pro or Enterprise features, you can activate the appropriate edition with a product key after installation.
The installation process is straightforward on supported Windows workstations. Organizations deploying PhotoSanitize across multiple computers should also consider user permissions, network restrictions, device-seat limits, and whether any installations will run on Windows Server or virtual machines.
Install, Update, and Remove PhotoSanitize covers obtaining the software, completing installation, and moving to a newer release. Activate and Validate a PhotoSanitize License explains how to enable Pro or Enterprise and check activation status.
If you replace a computer or reassign a licensed installation, Deactivate and Transfer a PhotoSanitize License explains the transfer procedure. For computers that operate without continuous internet access, Use PhotoSanitize Offline or on Restricted Networks describes the licensing requirements and the distinction between local image processing and online validation.
If you are preparing an organizational rollout, test the installed application with representative photographs and the intended storage locations before making it available to users.