Apple is adding a set of artificial intelligence features to Creator Studio, its bundled subscription for professional creative apps, built on a mix of Apple Intelligence and OpenAI models.
It is the first major expansion since the subscription launched in January at $12.99 a month or $129 a year. The bundle covers Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, Pixelmator Pro, Motion, Compressor and MainStage, plus premium tiers of Keynote, Pages and Numbers.
Final Cut Pro for Mac now integrates MotionVFX directly, giving editors thousands of templates, titles and transitions, plus tools for rotoscoping, tracking and colour grading. It also gains smoother editing handoffs into Pixelmator Pro and access to Apple's curated Content Hub of stock video.
Logic Pro gets an intelligent assistant, in beta, that can set up a vocal track or start a song from a single prompt. Its Stem Splitter, which separates a recording into individual parts, can now isolate drums, and the Browser has been redesigned with a Splice sound library.
Pixelmator Pro adds Generate Fill, which lets users alter selected areas of an image with natural-language prompts.
Keynote, Pages and Numbers also get a beta assistant built on Apple's models and OpenAI. It understands the context of a document and can design slides, draft and restructure text, or build charts and tables.
The three apps also gain support for Model Context Protocol, a standard that lets external AI agents read, edit and carry out actions inside documents.
The update is free for existing subscribers. Apple has not given a release date beyond saying it arrives in November.
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