Apple Creator Studio Brings MotionVFX and AI Assistants to Subscribers
It isn’t just new hardware dropping this week in Apple’s “Pro and Tell” event.
Apple is bringing a host of AI-powered updates to its suite of creative software, Apple Creator Studio. Final Cut Pro, Apple's professional-grade video editor, will now include built-in MotionVFX, adding more visual and graphic effects tools to content editors on Mac. Logic Pro, the music editing software, is set to receive a new beta AI assistant, developed in collaboration with OpenAI, along with a redesigned browser featuring Apple's new Liquid Glass aesthetic.
Pixelmator Pro, a popular graphics editor, will now feature a generative fill tool, allowing users to resize and fill gaps in images using AI. In Apple's software suite, the new AI assistants will also appear in Keynote, Pages, and Numbers, mirroring Google's integration of Gemini into its applications. These updates will be free for existing subscribers, rolling out in November.
Apple's announcement comes on the heels of a busy week for the company, which has unveiled its new iPhone 18 Pro lineup, first folding phone, and refreshed smart home products. The company is expected to announce more hardware news on Wednesday during its Pro and Tell event, which may include a touchscreen MacBook. Apple Creator Studio subscriptions, which provide access to multiple programs, start at $13 per month, with new features available only to subscribers.
Those who purchase a new MacBook from Apple will receive a free three-month trial of Apple Creator Studio.
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