
From your LIBRARY tab you can see all games registered to your Steam account.This way, regardless of how much of the key looks to be cut off, you will copy the whole thing!Įxample: A product key being registered into a user's Steam account. Note: If the key extends beyond the reach of the key field on your download page, simply double-click inside the field to select the whole key. Hit " NEXT>" If your key is valid, Steam will accept it and you will be taken to your library where you will be able to download and play your newly registered game! Follow the prompts, and paste or enter the numerical key you copied from your download page into the " Product Code" field.This will open up a new window.Įxample: Where you can register product keys to your Steam account. In the pop-up window, select the " Activate a Product on Steam" option.When you are logged into your account, click the button in the bottom left corner that says " + ADD A GAME…" to register the product key to your account. Once you have installed the Steam client, launch the client and enter your login credentials.Check back on your download page later and we'll have a key available for you! Never fear though! When keys are exhausted, we will reach out to the game's developer/publisher to obtain more keys. Note: if you see an error message about keys being exhausted after revealing your key, it means that we are temporarily out of keys. Select the whole key, and copy it to your clipboard.Įxample: A Steam product key for Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes.TIP: If you have not received your download page yet, try searching your Purchases page!Įxample: A download page containing Steam keys for Might and Magic games.

This will generate your Steam product key for registering to your account.

Navigate to your download page, and click the Reveal your Steam key button.To redeem your product keys to Steam, you can either redeem via the Steam Redemption page or follow these steps to redeem to your Steam client directly: To utilize Steam, you must have a Steam account and the Steam game client, both of which are free. It is similar to other digital content services such as iTunes or Google Play and is currently the world's largest digital retailer for personal computer based video games. Steam is a digital distribution platform developed by Valve Corporation in 2003 for the express purpose of distributing game software, hosting multiplayer functionality, and social networking.
