Downloading Final Cut Pro Trial on my Mac

None of which helps.

So you're stuck with the spinning lollypop of death. Even after you reboot your Mac?

First of all, the "trial" version of FCP hasn't been available for a bit. Not sure where you're trying to download it from. Where are you getting a trial version?

If you've done a cold boot of your Mac, open the App Store, search for Final Cut Pro, go to its page, what happens along the way?

Hi(bonjour),

Here’s what Gemini returns about your question:

Apple has restructured its software options, and the traditional, standalone 90-day free trial for Final Cut Pro has been discontinued. Instead, you can now access a one-month free trial by signing up for the newly introduced Apple Creator Studio bundle.

What You Need to Know

• The Bundle Offer: To test Final Cut Pro, you must sign up for the Apple Creator Studio subscription. This collective package includes Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, Pixelmator Pro, and other creative tools.
• Trial Length: Standard new users receive a 1-month free trial. If you have recently purchased a new Apple device, that introductory trial period increases to 90 days.
• Billing Details: The trial requires a subscription sign-up. If you do not cancel before the trial period concludes, you will be automatically billed $12.99 per month or $129 per year.
• Standalone Option: If you prefer to avoid subscriptions entirely, you can still skip the trial and purchase the standalone version of Final Cut Pro as a one-time purchase directly through the Mac App Store. 

How to Sign Up

1. Navigate to the official Apple Creator Studio Page or open the Mac App Store.
2. Click on the Try it free promotional link.
3. Confirm your Apple ID and payment details to activate the subscription trial.
4. Important: If you do not wish to keep the software, ensure you set a calendar reminder to cancel the subscription via your Apple Account settings before your 30 or 90 days are up.

Michel B.