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Apple Creator Studio is getting its biggest update yet — how to preorder

Apple Creator Studio now includes MotionVFX, Generate Fill, and AI assistants. Here’s what the update adds, what it costs, and where to get it.

Apple Creator Studio is getting its biggest update yet — how to preorder

Apple has announced a significant update to its Apple Creator Studio subscription service, which is set to launch in November. This update is free for current subscribers, while new users will have to pay $12.99 per month or $129 per year. The free trial is available for one month.

The update brings several enhancements to Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, Pixelmator Pro, Motion, Compressor, and MainStage. The most notable addition is the inclusion of MotionVFX, a plugin library that offers titles, transitions, graphics, and effects. Final Cut Pro and Motion now come equipped with this library.

Moreover, Apple has added stock video to its Content Hub and a Generate Fill tool to Pixelmator Pro. In Logic Pro, AI assistants powered by Apple models and OpenAI have been spotlighted. Keynote, Pages, and Numbers have also received new assistants that can understand the user's documents and provide relevant suggestions.

Other improvements include a redesigned browser in Logic Pro that organizes loops, instruments, effects, and a Splice library, as well as the inclusion of new templates and themes in Keynote, Pages, and Numbers. The update is free for current subscribers, but new subscribers will have to pay the subscription fee.

Apple Creator Studio can be downloaded from the App Store and works across Mac, iPad, and iPhone. A one-month free trial is available for new subscribers. Additionally, educators and students can avail of a discounted subscription at $2.99 per month or $29.99 per year.

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