Apple's upcoming Creator Studio subscription adds paid features to Pages, Numbers, and Keynote, and we can see the future having a bigger shift in how it treats long-time free apps.

With Keynote, Pages, Numbers, and Freeform, Apple Creator Studio subscribers can be more expressive and productive with new premium content and intelligent features across Mac, iPad, and iPhone. The company gets a little more specific further in.

Apple Pages is a native app that has better integration with the Apple ecosystem, offering features like iCloud sync and device compatibility. Google Docs has useful features like pageless view and powerful auto-suggestion, both which are lacking in Pages.

The suite offers Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, Pixelmator Pro, Motion, Compressor, MainStage, and iWork for the iPad and Mac at a low monthly fee.

Apple is adding paid tools and premium content to Keynote, Pages and Numbers for the first time, shifting its long-running productivity suite into a two-tier model. The upgrades will sit behind Apple Creator Studio,

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