Wondershare Coupon Codes & Black Friday Deals

1. Get up to 81% off PDFelement before December 5

   Up to 81% off until Dec 5, 2026Low effortAnyone who needs a PDF editor

   PDFelement's Black Friday 2026 page runs from November 4 to December 5, 2026 and headlines up to 84% off. On November 8 it listed a perpetual license for Windows or Mac at $110.49 instead of $159.00, a year on one of them at $67.99 instead of $129.00, and a year across Windows, Mac, iOS, Android and Document Cloud at $76.49 instead of $304.00. Its top card, perpetual desktop licenses plus three years of mobile and cloud access, was $128.99 against $695.00. The sale terms say the discount can't be combined with any other discount or applied retroactively.^{[2, 11]}

   1. Open PDFelement's Black Friday page and pick Windows, Mac, iOS or Android.
   2. Choose the perpetual license if PDFelement 13 is enough, or a plan if you want new versions.
   3. Check the total before paying: the sale ends December 5, 2026.

2. Get up to 69% off with a student plan

   PDFelement Pro US$39.99 a yearSome effortStudents; teachers can ask for an educator plan

   Wondershare's education page lists student discounts of up to 69% on Filmora, PDFelement, UniConverter, DemoCreator, Dr.Fone, EdrawMax and EdrawMind. You open the product's Education tab and log in with Student Beans, which confirms you're a student; EdrawMax and EdrawMind take a student email and documents instead. On November 8, 2026 PDFelement Pro for Windows was US$39.99 a year instead of US$129, and Filmora's annual plan US$39.99 instead of US$49.99, or US$49.99 instead of US$79.99 for a one-time license. Student licenses are for individual, non-commercial use and stay tied to your Wondershare account.^{[6, 7, 8, 9, 10]}

   1. Open the product's pricing page and choose the Education tab.
   2. Log in to Student Beans to confirm your student status.
   3. Finish the purchase on Wondershare at the student price.

3. Take 25% off a UniConverter 18 perpetual license

   $59.99 instead of $79.99 until Dec 5Low effortAnyone converting or compressing video

   UniConverter's Black Friday 2026 sale runs from November 6 to December 5, 2026. On November 8 its perpetual license was $59.99 instead of $79.99 on Windows and $64.49 instead of $85.99 on Mac, with free updates across version 18.x and 1,000 bonus credits. The yearly plan was $44.99 instead of $49.99 (Mac $53.99 instead of $59.99) and renews automatically, as does a 1,000-credit pack at $29.99 instead of $39.99.^[3]

4. Add the 15% coupon code to a single product

   Extra 15%, labelled for 2026Q4Low effortAnyone buying one app outside the sales

   Wondershare's coupon page shows a coupon code worth an extra 15% on single products, printed under perpetual plans for PDFelement, EdrawMax, EdrawMind, UniConverter and Filmora and labelled as the 2026Q4 coupon. Wondershare's purchase FAQ on the Recoverit site says its coupon codes have a period of validity and differ by product, so make sure the discount appears before you pay. The Black Friday terms rule out combining their prices with other discounts, so compare the sale price with the coupon on the regular price.^{[1, 2, 3, 18]}

5. Pair two apps in a bundle for up to 47% off

   UniConverter + Filmora $71.98 a yearLow effortAnyone who needs two Wondershare apps

   The same coupon page sells two-app annual bundles. On November 8, 2026 it listed UniConverter with Filmora at $71.98 a year against $91.98, DemoCreator with PDFelement Pro at $95.19 against $178.99, EdrawMax with EdrawMind at $126.40 against $158, and pairs of DemoCreator, UniConverter, Filmora and DVD Creator at 20% to 29% off. Wondershare's shop page names bundles as one of its ways to get a discount.^{[1, 4]}

6. Upgrade an older perpetual license from $29

   PDFelement 13 $29 to $59; UniConverter 18 free to $39.99Some effortOwners of an older perpetual license

   A perpetual license covers one major version, so Wondershare runs upgrade pages for owners rather than charging full price again. On November 8, 2026 PDFelement 6 to 12 perpetual owners could move to PDFelement 13 for $29 to $59 depending on their license, and UniConverter 12 to 17 owners paid $29.99 or $39.99 by version and purchase date, or nothing if they bought on or after July 17, 2026. Both pages check your order first and exclude licenses bought through affiliates, resellers, agents or giveaways; PDFelement's also excludes the Mac App Store.^{[23, 24]}

Wondershare's own pages call it a coupon code: its coupon page showed one for an extra 15% on single products, labelled for 2026Q4, while its Black Friday sale prices, on until December 5, 2026, apply with no code at all. We list that code and the sale cards shown on Wondershare's own sites, each with the date we read it; student prices are explained in the guide instead.

1. A Filmora purchase can start a Creative Assets subscription

   Filmora's buy page offers a 7-day Creative Assets trial beside each plan, with an extra 10% off Filmora if you add it, and the trial then renews at US$19.99 a month. A Wondershare help article on charges after a perpetual purchase says that purchase included enrolment in the trial; cancelling within the 7 days costs nothing, though access to the assets stops as soon as you cancel.^{[5, 17]}

2. Other trial add-ons sit beside the Buy buttons

   Recoverit's plans offer 10% off if you add a Relumi photo app trial that then costs US$5.99 a week, and Dr.Fone's Full Toolkit offers 10% off with a Dr.Fone App trial that continues at US$6.99 a month; both say there's no charge before day 3. Recoverit's purchase FAQ also describes Download Insurance at USD 4.95 for re-downloading the installer within 24 months, which you can delete from the cart.^{[12, 13, 18]}

3. Refund windows differ by product

   The shop and sale pages show a 30-day money-back badge for all products, while the Refund Policy gives Dr.Fone, Recoverit, MobileTrans, Repairit, Relumi and Media.io 7 days, as the Recoverit and Dr.Fone store pages also say. The policy doesn't cover a change of mind, and PDFelement's FAQ links its guarantee to accepted technical cases, so try the free version or trial before paying.^{[4, 11, 12, 13, 14]}

4. Credit top-ups can charge you automatically

   Once switched on, Wondershare's credits auto-deduction service buys more credits whenever your balance drops below a set threshold. It can charge up to 3 times a day per product, pausing for the day once charges reach $100; switch it off in Account Center under Plans & Products > Manage Subscription > Manage > Cancel Auto-Deduction.^{[19, 20, 21]}

5. The same plan can cost different amounts on different pages

   On November 8, 2026 PDFelement's perpetual license for Windows and Mac was US$118.99 on its store page and $128.99 on the Black Friday page, which adds three years of mobile and cloud access, while the coupon page listed a Windows perpetual plan at $129.99, each with $695 crossed out. Compare the product's store page, sale page and coupon page, and go by the total at checkout.^{[1, 2, 11]}