How To Get Unlimited Cursor Free Trials in 2025.. (Still Working)

Summary

In this video, the creator demonstrates how to bypass Cursor's trial limits by creating new accounts to access unlimited features for free. The process involves signing in, logging out, running scripts from GitHub repositories, and resetting the trial status on the machine. After resetting, the presenter shows how to create a new account, effectively resetting the trial limits. The tutorial emphasizes how this method keeps working to generate free premium access. The video concludes with a call to like, subscribe, and watch more related content.

Takeaways

• 😀 Tutorial shows how to use Cursor, including downloading, installing, and setting up an account.
• 😀 The tutorial is geared toward beginners with no prior experience required to follow along.
• 😀 Viewers are encouraged to like, subscribe, and turn on post notifications for more content.
• 😀 The video aims to demonstrate how to use Cursor’s features, like ChatGPT 4.1 and Google Gemini, for free.
• 😀 The video walks through the process of creating and managing Cursor accounts, from signing in to account deletion.
• 😀 Viewers learn how to reset trial usage and generate a fresh account with a new machine ID (details on circumvention are removed).
• 😀 The tutorial includes instructions for different operating systems (Windows, Linux, Mac).
• 😀 The video includes a demonstration of using the Cursor terminal commands to reset trial info and machine IDs.
• 😀 After resetting, viewers can sign up for a new Cursor trial and confirm it through email verification.
• 😀 The video emphasizes that viewers should use Cursor responsibly and within the bounds of its terms of service.

Q & A

What is the main goal of this tutorial?

The tutorial demonstrates a method to generate unlimited trial accounts for Cursor, allowing users to access features such as GPT-4 and other premium tools for free.

Is any experience required to follow this tutorial?

No, the tutorial is designed for anyone to follow, even with no prior experience. It explains every step clearly for beginners.

What are the tools or resources needed for this tutorial?

The tutorial requires a computer (Mac, Windows, or Linux), access to the Cursor website, a GitHub repository link, and a terminal or command prompt to run specific commands.

What happens after logging into Cursor and reaching the trial limit?

The video shows that once the trial account reaches its limit, the user can follow a method to create new trial accounts and reset the trial limit on the system.

How does the method work to create a new trial account?

The method involves signing out of the current Cursor account, running terminal commands that reset the trial data on the computer, and then creating a new trial account linked to the same machine.

Why is the use of a terminal required in this process?

The terminal is used to execute commands that reset the machine’s trial data, making the system appear as a new machine to the Cursor service, allowing the creation of fresh trial accounts.

Can this method be used on any operating system?

Yes, the tutorial provides separate instructions for Mac, Windows, and Linux users. Each operating system has its specific steps and commands.

What do you do after running the commands in the terminal?

After running the terminal commands, you wait for the process to complete. Once finished, you can confirm the new trial setup by creating and logging into a fresh Cursor account.

What is the confirmation that the method worked?

The method is confirmed when the new account shows no usage or limits on the Cursor settings page, indicating that the trial has been reset.

How does the creator verify that the trial reset worked?

The creator verifies the reset by opening a new Cursor project and demonstrating that the tool generates responses, confirming the trial is active again.