Apple’s new ‘Creator Studio’ just became a flagship service

Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, and Pixelmator Pro on Macs and iPads.

Motion, Compressor, and MainStage on the Mac.

Intelligent features and premium content for Keynote, Pages, and Numbers, with Freeform support to follow.

While Mac users can continue to purchase one-time versions of all the apps, iPad users will need a subscription to access the suite. Apple stresses that Pages, Numbers, and Keynote will “remain free for all users to create, edit, and collaborate with others” and will also continue to receive updates.

“Apple Creator Studio is a great value that enables creators of all types to pursue their craft and grow their skills by providing easy access to the most powerful and intuitive tools for video editing, music making, creative imaging, and visual productivity — all levelled up with advanced intelligent tools to augment and accelerate workflows,” Eddy Cue, Apple’s senior vice president of internet software and services, said in a statement. 

“There’s never been a more flexible and accessible way to get started with such a powerful collection of creative apps for professionals, emerging artists, entrepreneurs, students, and educators to do their best work and explore their creative interests from start to finish,” he said.

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