Last updated by Rachel on 18/02/2025

How to Activate Your DJI Terra License

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Before each rental we do a flight test, battery test, firmware update check. We also use fleet checklists to make sure nothing its left out of the order such as a controller (RC) battery (wb37).

Billy, our hire fleet manager, is very experienced and has the context to help you. He has all kinds of drones and relevant credentials: a CASA RePL 25kg, Commercial Pilot License (CPL); Single- and Multi-Engine, Multi IF, Night, RNAV, CRM, SEPT, DG - SACAA.

Billy can be reached on:

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A Step-by-Step Guide!

To use DJI Terra, you need to activate your license and bind it to your desired DJI account and computer. Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered!

Follow these simple steps to get your license up and running in no time.


Online License Activation

If you have an internet connection, this is the easiest method!

  1. Access the Activation Page:

    • Open DJI Terra and navigate to:
      User Center > Activated License(s) > Activate New License

    • Alternatively, visit the official activation link: DJI License Activation Page

  2. Enter Your Activation Code:

    • Input the activation code you received.

    • Enter the DJI account you want to associate with the license.

    • Click “Activate.”

    • After activation, you’ll see your license details, including the expiry date.

  3. Bind the License to Your Computer:

    • Click “Bind” to link the license to the computer you are using.

    • The status will update to “Bound” under Activated License(s) for the selected license. You are ready to go!


Offline License Activation

If you need to activate your license without an internet connection, you’ll need to exchange your license first.

  1. Go to the License Exchange Page:

  2. Enter the Required Information:

    • Your email

    • Your dealer’s email

    • Exchange code

    • License request file (.WibuCmRaC file)

  3. Complete the Exchange Process:

    • Click “Next” to finalize the license exchange.

    • You’ll receive an email confirmation once the exchange is successful.


💡 Need more details? Check out "Preparation Before Using DJI Terra" in the official guide.






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