How to Get JetBrains All Products Pack for Free (2026)

How to Get JetBrains All Products Pack for Free in 2026

JetBrains makes some of the most powerful IDEs in the world: IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm, WebStorm, PhpStorm, CLion, GoLand, Rider, DataGrip, and more. The All Products Pack bundles every single one of them into a single subscription, which normally costs $289.00 per year for individuals (first year) and goes up from there for organizations.

But there are several completely legitimate ways to get the entire JetBrains suite for free. This guide covers every method available in 2026, with step-by-step instructions for each.

What Is the JetBrains All Products Pack?

The All Products Pack is a single license that unlocks access to every JetBrains commercial desktop IDE and tool. Here is what you get:

Tool	Language/Purpose
IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate	Java, Kotlin, Scala
PyCharm Professional	Python
WebStorm	JavaScript, TypeScript
PhpStorm	PHP
CLion	C, C++
GoLand	Go
Rider	.NET, C#
DataGrip	SQL, Databases
RubyMine	Ruby
RustRover	Rust
Aqua	Test Automation
DataSpell	Data Science
dotUltimate	.NET ecosystem bundle

That is a lot of value, and the good news is there are multiple paths to getting it at no cost.

Method 1: Free Educational License (Students and Teachers)

This is the most popular route. JetBrains offers free access to all products for students and educators at accredited institutions.

Eligibility:

• University or college students
• High school students (16+ in most regions)
• Teachers and professors at accredited institutions
• Students in official training courses

How to Apply:

1. Go to jetbrains.com/community/education
2. Click "Apply Now"
3. Choose your verification method:
   • Official university email (fastest, usually instant approval)
   • ISIC/ITIC card
   • Official enrollment document
   • GitHub Student Developer Pack (if you already have one)
4. Fill in the application form
5. Verify your email

# Typical approval timeline
University email (.edu):     Instant to 1 hour
GitHub Student Pack:         Instant
ISIC card:                   1-2 business days
Manual document review:      3-7 business days

Important details:

• The license is valid for one year and can be renewed as long as you are still a student
• You can use it for personal and educational projects, but not for commercial work
• The license covers all JetBrains products, not just one

Method 2: Open Source Developer License

If you maintain an active open source project, JetBrains offers free licenses to qualifying developers.

Eligibility requirements:

• Your project must be actively developed for at least 3 months
• The project must have an OSI-approved open source license (MIT, Apache 2.0, GPL, etc.)
• You must be a core contributor or project lead
• The project should not be commercial or receive substantial funding

How to Apply:

1. Visit jetbrains.com/community/opensource
2. Click "Apply Now"
3. Fill in your project details including the repository URL
4. Explain your role in the project
5. Submit and wait for review (typically 1-2 weeks)

# What JetBrains looks for in OSS applications
- Active commit history (regular commits over 3+ months)
- OSI-approved license file in repo root
- Public repository (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket)
- Project is not a personal fork with minimal changes
- You are listed as a contributor with meaningful commits

The license is granted for one year and can be renewed annually as long as the project remains active.

Method 3: Community Editions (Always Free)

JetBrains offers free Community Edition versions of their two most popular IDEs. These are not trial versions. They are fully functional, permanently free, and open source under the Apache 2.0 license.

IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition:

# Install via Homebrew (macOS)
brew install --cask intellij-idea-ce

# Install via Snap (Linux)
sudo snap install intellij-idea-community --classic

# Install via Chocolatey (Windows)
choco install intellijidea-community

PyCharm Community Edition:

# Install via Homebrew (macOS)
brew install --cask pycharm-ce

# Install via Snap (Linux)
sudo snap install pycharm-community --classic

# Install via Chocolatey (Windows)
choco install pycharm-community

Feature	Community Edition	Professional/Ultimate
Core IDE features	Yes	Yes
Code completion	Yes	Yes
Debugger	Yes	Yes
Git integration	Yes	Yes
Framework support (Spring, Django, etc.)	No	Yes
Database tools	No	Yes
Remote development	No	Yes
Web development (JS/TS)	Limited	Full
Profiling tools	No	Yes

For many developers, especially those working primarily in Java or Python without advanced framework needs, the Community Editions are more than sufficient.

Method 4: Early Access Program (EAP)

JetBrains runs Early Access Programs for upcoming versions of their IDEs. EAP builds are free to use, though they come with caveats.

How to access:

1. Visit jetbrains.com/resources/eap
2. Download the EAP build for the IDE you want
3. Install it alongside your stable version (they can coexist)

# EAP Considerations
Pros:
  - Free to use during the EAP period
  - Get access to cutting-edge features before release
  - Helps JetBrains by reporting bugs

Cons:
  - May be unstable or contain bugs
  - EAP builds expire (typically 30 days after a new EAP build)
  - Not suitable for production-critical work
  - Data format changes may occur between builds

Method 5: JetBrains Community Champions and Content Creators

JetBrains provides free licenses to community champions, including:

• Technical bloggers who write about JetBrains tools
• Conference speakers presenting on topics related to JetBrains products
• User group organizers
• Active community members who help others on forums

If you fall into any of these categories, reach out to JetBrains Developer Advocacy through their website.

Method 6: Startup and Nonprofit Programs

JetBrains offers discounted or free licenses for:

• Startups (under 5 years old, not publicly funded): 50% discount on All Products Pack
• Nonprofits and NGOs: Free or heavily discounted licenses
• Training and boot camps: Free classroom licenses

Visit jetbrains.com/store/non-commercial and look for the "Special Offers" section.

Quick Comparison of Free Options

Method	Full Product Access	Duration	Commercial Use	Effort
Student License	All products	1 year (renewable)	No	Low
Open Source License	All products	1 year (renewable)	No	Medium
Community Edition	IntelliJ/PyCharm only	Permanent	Yes	None
EAP Builds	One product at a time	30 days per build	Yes	Low
Community Champion	All products	1 year	Yes	High

Tips to Maximize Your Free JetBrains Experience

1. Use JetBrains Toolbox App to manage multiple IDE installations. It handles updates and lets you run different versions side by side.

# Download Toolbox from
# https://www.jetbrains.com/toolbox-app/

# On macOS with Homebrew:
brew install --cask jetbrains-toolbox

2. Combine approaches. Use Community Edition for daily work and EAP builds when you need specific premium features.

3. Set renewal reminders. Student and open source licenses expire after one year. Set a calendar reminder 30 days before expiration.

4. Explore plugins. The free plugin marketplace works with all editions and adds thousands of features.

Wrapping Up

JetBrains provides generous free access paths for students, open source contributors, and community members. The Community Editions alone cover the core needs of many developers, and programs like the educational license and open source program give full access to the complete product suite.

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