Apple officially unveiled Apple Creator Studio on January 13, 2026. The subscription-based bundle combines Apple’s professional apps with its new iPad version of Pixelmator Pro, creating a direct competitor to Adobe’s Creative Cloud.
The service will launch on Wednesday, January 28, 2026, offering Mac and iPad access across all included apps.
Pro Apps
The bundle includes:
- Video: Final Cut Pro, Motion, Compressor
- Audio: Logic Pro, MainStage
- Design: Pixelmator Pro (first full iPad release, Apple Pencil optimized)
- Productivity: Keynote, Pages, Numbers, and Freeform with a new Content Hub
Pricing & Plans
Apple Creator Studio aims to be a high-value option:
- Standard: $12.99/month or $129/year
- Education: $2.99/month or $29.99/year
- Family Sharing: Up to 6 members included
Standalone purchases remain available: Final Cut Pro ($299), Logic Pro ($199), and Pixelmator Pro ($49).
AI-Powered Features
The launch introduces new tools under Apple Intelligence:
- Final Cut Pro: Transcript Search, Visual Search, Beat Detection
- Logic Pro: Synth Player, Chord ID
- iWork Suite: Content Hub with royalty-free assets and AI-generated presentations
- Pixelmator Pro (iPad): Liquid Glass interface and Warp tool for advanced editing
Trial and Hardware Offers
- 1-month free trial for new subscribers
- 3 months free with new Mac or qualifying iPad (M-series, A17 Pro, or A16 with 6GB+ RAM)
“Apple Creator Studio enables creators of all types to pursue their craft… providing easy access to the most powerful and intuitive tools, all leveled up with advanced intelligent tools,” said Eddy Cue, Apple’s Senior VP of Services.
Apple Creator Studio is positioned as a more affordable, AI-enhanced alternative for creative professionals and students who want Mac and iPad tools in one subscription.
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