Apple has released an update for the Apple Creator Studio, introducing various advanced tools for video and image editing, as well as features for music production and document creation. Among the innovations are the incorporation of MotionVFX into Final Cut Pro, the ability to fill images using text commands, and the inclusion of artificial intelligence assistants in several productivity applications.
These improvements will be available on the App Store starting in November and will not incur extra costs for existing subscribers. For new subscribers, the monthly fee is R$ 39.90 or R$ 399 annually. There is a reduced rate for university students and educators, set at R$ 14.90 monthly or R$ 149 annually.
Final Cut Pro for Mac now includes MotionVFX integration, offering thousands of ready-made elements for audiovisual productions, such as titles, transitions, templates, and visual effects. Additionally, the Content Hub has been integrated into the editor, centralizing videos, photos, and backgrounds previously selected by Apple itself.
A feature that optimizes image editing during video assembly allows the user to open an image from the timeline in Pixelmator Pro, make the necessary adjustments, and save the result directly to the project, eliminating the need for re-importing the file. Final Cut Pro has also received support for transcription in 23 new languages, extra controls to refine animations, and the option to position clips outside the main narrative.
In Pixelmator Pro, the main addition is the Generate Fill function. This tool allows you to select a section of an image and describe the desired modification using natural language. The system handles adjusting lighting, perspective, and texture to ensure the generated content harmonizes perfectly with the original composition.
Logic Pro for Mac incorporates an intelligent assistant in beta, developed based on models from Apple and OpenAI. This assistance can be used to aid in musical composition, preparing vocal tracks, and guiding different phases of the production process. The application has also received a revamped sound browser, which adds loops, instruments, and effects. Thanks to the musical comprehension feature, the software automatically classifies and analyzes sounds inserted into the library. Integration with Splice expands possibilities for producers.
Stem Splitter has been enhanced, allowing components of the drums to be isolated, replaced, or rebalanced without depending on the original tracks. The update also includes a sound pack provided by producer Sergio George, who has won 20 Grammy Awards, containing Latin jazz and salsa elements.
Keynote, Pages, and Numbers have also received intelligent assistants in beta versions. In Keynote, the tool assists in creating and animating presentations; in Pages, it offers support in reviewing and drafting texts; and in Numbers, it helps organize data, suggesting charts and creating custom tables.
Compatibility with MCP (Model Context Protocol) allows external artificial intelligence agents to read content, make modifications, and automate tasks in these three programs. Furthermore, Keynote now accepts the open KEYX format, structured in JSON, aiming for greater integration with external tools.
The Content Hub will be expanded to include videos intended for presentations, documents, and spreadsheets, while Freeform will receive, starting in December, features for image editing in Pixelmator Pro and generating editable shapes via text commands.
