Apple Creator Studio gets powerful new AI features using OpenAI models

Apple has unveiled new AI capabilities for its Creator Studio, incorporating both Apple Intelligence and OpenAI models. Final Cut Pro for Mac is set to receive enhanced MotionVFX, offering a vast library of visual effects, transitions, and motion graphics tools. This update will roll out for free to existing subscribers in November.

Final Cut Pro's revamped MotionVFX now features over a thousand elements, including unique theme templates, stylish graphics, titles, and transitions, along with tools for rotoscoping, tracking, and color grading. Editors can also directly access Apple's curated Content Hub within Final Cut Pro, gaining access to a vast library of stock videos, photos, and backgrounds.

Additionally, the new iMac and 14-inch MacBook Pro, both powered by the M6 chip, will be introduced alongside these updates. Apple Intelligence is now integrated with Logic Pro for Mac, providing a new intelligent assistant in beta. This assistant offers enhanced Stem Splitter functionality, separating drums, and a redesigned Browser that incorporates all sounds, with music understanding and a linked Splice library.

Pixelmator Pro introduces Generate Fill, a feature that allows creators to transform selected areas of an image using natural language. Keynote, Pages, and Numbers now include beta AI features. These apps come equipped with intelligent assistants that understand document context, with new Model Context Protocol (MCP) support for workflow automation. Stock video, premium themes, and templates are also added to the Content Hub, expanding creative possibilities.

The most significant feature, however, remains the new MotionVFX integration in Final Cut Pro for Mac, empowering editors with thousands of visual effects, transitions, and motion graphics tools. This update is set to arrive "this November."