Apple Creator Studio adds Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro tools in November

Apple announced a new wave of Apple Creator Studio features on October 27, with the update scheduled to reach the App Store in November. Existing subscribers can update for free. New subscriptions cost US$12.99 per month or US$129 per year; college students and educators pay US$2.99 per month or US$29.99 per year. The service is a universal purchase, and Family Sharing covers up to six family members.

Final Cut Pro for Mac is adding MotionVFX content, including thousands of templates, graphics, titles, transitions, and tools for rotoscoping, tracking, and color grading. Its The Content Hub will offer Apple-curated stock videos, photos, and backgrounds. In Logic Pro for Mac, a beta intelligent assistant powered by Apple-built models and OpenAI is designed to help with production workflows and song projects. Stem Splitter can isolate, replace, or rebalance drum parts without the original multitracks, while a new Producer Pack from Sergio George includes his signature piano sound and Latin jazz and salsa loops.

Freeform is scheduled to gain image editing in Pixelmator Pro and the ability to generate editable shapes from text descriptions in December. The announcement follows Apple’s June Creator Studio update, which included AI-powered Generate Captions and Edit Detection in Final Cut Pro, as well as Pixelmator Pro integrations. The new additions extend the suite’s announced tools across video, music production, and visual collaboration.