Apple finally decided to make creative tools affordable because the tech giant just dropped a surprisingly cheap subscription bundle. The new Apple Creator Studio plan costs thirteen dollars monthly or one hundred twenty-nine dollars yearly to unlock AI features across apps like Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro. This package bundles Pixelmator Pro while adding upgrades for standard office software like Keynote or Pages.
Pixelmator Pro hits the iPad with full Pencil support and slick transfer options between devices. Machine learning tricks like Super Resolution help upscale messy images. Final Cut Pro users get tools to hunt down clips using object recognition or transcript searches. An automated Montage Maker cuts videos to the beat while cropping footage for vertical screens.
Musicians using Logic Pro gain a Synth Player for generating electronic tracks or a feature that identifies chords from recordings. Natural language queries work within the Sound Browser. Motion adds subject tracking via Magnetic Mask. Live performance setups get a boost from MainStage while Compressor helps tweak output settings.
Pages and Numbers receive a visual overhaul dubbed Liquid Glass UI alongside a hub for stock graphics. Keynote strangely integrates OpenAI models to generate images from text prompts. This specific choice feels odd since Cupertino recently partnered with Google for Gemini tech. Freeform gets vague updates later.
Pixelmator Pro hits the iPad with full Pencil support and slick transfer options between devices. Machine learning tricks like Super Resolution help upscale messy images. Final Cut Pro users get tools to hunt down clips using object recognition or transcript searches. An automated Montage Maker cuts videos to the beat while cropping footage for vertical screens.
Musicians using Logic Pro gain a Synth Player for generating electronic tracks or a feature that identifies chords from recordings. Natural language queries work within the Sound Browser. Motion adds subject tracking via Magnetic Mask. Live performance setups get a boost from MainStage while Compressor helps tweak output settings.
Pages and Numbers receive a visual overhaul dubbed Liquid Glass UI alongside a hub for stock graphics. Keynote strangely integrates OpenAI models to generate images from text prompts. This specific choice feels odd since Cupertino recently partnered with Google for Gemini tech. Freeform gets vague updates later.
