Can I remove Unity splash screen free?

Can I remove Unity splash screen free?

Personal Edition (free) users are unable to remove the Unity Splash Screen or Unity Logo from Projects. Plus, Pro & Enterprise Users: If you have a Unity Plus, Pro or Enterprise license, you can remove the Unity Splash Screen through this process: Open your Project in Unity and Click Edit.

How much does it cost to remove Unity splash screen?

Yes, you have to pay $225 per month to remove the splash screen on all platforms.

Can I change Unity splash screen?

The Unity Pro and Plus subscriptions have no limitations to customization of the Unity Splash Screen. The Unity Splash Screen cannot be disabled. The Unity logo cannot be disabled. The opacity level can be set to a minimum value of 0.5.

Can you get rid of the splash screen in Unity?

As a free user, YOU CANNOT. You have to buy ANY paid version of Unity to get rid of the splash screen and also create your custom splash screen (to show your company logo and stuff). Also, if you earn around 100k+ USD per year, you will not be allowed by Unity to use the free version, and you will have to buy the paid version.

How much does it cost to get unity pro?

You would need the Pro version of Unity. For smartphones, that means either $4500 up front or $225 per month for a year (so $2700 per year). That is admittedly a steep price to pay just to get rid of the splash screen, especially if you are not going to use any other Pro features.

How much does it cost to get the splash screen?

For smartphones, that means either $4500 up front or $225 per month for a year (so $2700 per year). That is admittedly a steep price to pay just to get rid of the splash screen, especially if you are not going to use any other Pro features. I see you mentioned UE4. Remember, UE4 includes a splash screen in their $19/month price.

Can you delete the runtime of Unity software?

You will not delete or in any manner alter any Unity or third-party copyright, trademark or other proprietary rights notices or markings appearing on or in the Software (including the runtime portion thereof).