In Parallels Desktop 14 and below, the output will give you the serial line with numeric codes in the following format: The output will only contain the information about the license used for product activation. In Parallels Desktop 15 and above, the output will give you a part of your license key in the following format: Start the Terminal ( Finder > Applications > Utilities) and execute the following command: prlsrvctl info -license You can locate a Parallels Desktop for Mac key used on your Mac using a Terminal command. If you purchased a boxed copy of Parallels Desktop, the key should be located inside the box.

Please check the order confirmation email sent by the reseller to locate the key. If your copy of Parallels Desktop was purchased from a Parallels reseller, the key was sent to you via email, at the email address you used when you purchased Parallels Desktop. If you purchased Parallels Desktop from the Parallels Online Store, please click here to retrieve your key, or search your email box for correspondence from cleverbridge In an email or a box purchased from a Parallels reseller If you didn't find your Parallels Desktop license using the instructions above, go back to the Dashboard and check if the license is available under Legacy licenses.

You will find the License Keys box with the product licenses.

Click on the subscription you need a license for.

Open your Parallels account Dashboard and click on Active subscriptions and permanent licenses under Parallels Desktop for Mac.

If you lost your activation key, you retrieve it using the options mentioned below. The key is provided with the purchase of Parallels Desktop for Mac and is used to activate a Parallels Desktop copy.

A product activation key is a set of 30 characters divided into five blocks of six characters:

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