Apple is launching Apple Creator Studio, a new subscription service that brings together its most powerful creative applications under one umbrella and layers in intelligent tools designed to streamline creative workflows.
Priced at $12.99 per month or $129 per year, Creator Studio bundles several of Apple’s flagship creative apps — including professional video editing, music production, and graphic design tools — into a single subscription. The package spans both Mac and iPad, highlighting Apple’s strategy of unifying experiences across devices.
Among the included apps are tools for video editing, music creation, and image design, all optimized to work seamlessly across Apple’s ecosystem. For the first time, some professional apps previously available only on Mac will also run on iPad, taking full advantage of touch and stylus input.
In addition to the core creative applications, the subscription adds premium features and intelligent content to productivity tools, such as presentation, document, and spreadsheet apps, helping users move more quickly from ideas to finished work.
Apple said the suite is aimed at creators, students, and professionals who want a more integrated, powerful set of tools — while reinforcing the company’s broader shift toward growing its services business, a priority as hardware sales face increasing competition.
Creator Studio will be available on the App Store starting January 28, offering a one-month free trial and special pricing options for students and educators.
This move positions Apple more directly against legacy creative software bundles and reinforces its emphasis on subscription services with meaningful enhancements.
