Apple Creator Studio will be launched on January 28, with a subscription cost of Rs 399 per month or Rs 3,999 per year. New customers can use a one-month free trial, and those purchasing a new Mac or eligible iPad are eligible for a three-month free trial.

(Image: Apple Newsroom) Apple has introduced a new software bundle called Apple Creator Studio, which combines popular creative applications into a single subscription service. The platform aims to compete with Adobe’s Creative Cloud and will provide access to Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, Pixelmator Pro, Motion, Compressor, and MainStage.

Apple Creator Studio will officially launch in India on January 28. After a one-month free trial, Apple Creator Studio will cost $12. 99 (roughly Rs.

1171) per month or $129 (roughly Rs. 11,631) annually.

It will cost $2. 99 ​​per month or $29. 99 (approximately Rs 2072) per year for both teachers and students.

Final Cut Pro video editor, Logic Pro Digital Audio Workstation, and Pixelmator Pro image editor will be available on both Mac and iPad, but only Mac will have access to the Motion Video Effects editor, Compressor video and audio encoder, and Mainstage Live audio manager. Apple claims the Creator Studio bundle includes “intelligent features and premium content,” including the free Keynote, Pages, and Numbers apps for Mac, iPad, and iPhone. Freeform will follow.