Historically, FileMaker trial installers could be converted into full versions by entering a valid license key. Some community archives still host these trial DMG or EXE files.
If you’re a long-time user, check your office storage for the original "Maintenance" or "Boxed" CDs. Because of strict licensing, old versions are rarely hosted on public mirrors. Important Compatibility Warnings Before you install, keep these two things in mind:
Log in with your Claris ID. Under the "Subscriptions" tab, you can usually find download links for the current version and the one immediately preceding it. Why this way: It’s the most secure and official method. 2. The FileMaker Downloads & Resources Page download older versions of filemaker pro
If you have the base installer from an old disc or backup, always visit this page to grab the final "point release" to ensure your software is as stable as possible. 3. Check Your Original Purchase Email
If you are looking for versions like FileMaker 12 or 14 to run on an old PowerPC or early Intel Mac, things get tricky. Claris officially "sunsets" support for versions after a few years. Because of strict licensing, old versions are rarely
FileMaker has long used "Electronic Software Downloads" (ESD). If you purchased a perpetual license for FileMaker 16, 17, or 18, search your email inbox for or "FileMaker Software Download."
For "legacy" versions that are still somewhat supported, Claris maintains a page. Why this way: It’s the most secure and official method
If you have a current subscription or a recently expired one, your first stop should be the .