Along with the introduction of a new subscription service Apple Creator Studio there has been a change in the way users can try out professional tools like Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro. Apple has canceled the official 90-day trial, but there is still a way to use it for free for that period – miniat least for now.
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Apple Creator Studio only offers a 30-day trial
New service Apple Creator Studio, which will be available from January 28th, will offer access to all tools including Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, Pixelmator Pro, Motion, Compressor and MainStage – both on Mac and iPad. The basic subscription costs CZK 299 per month or CZK 2,990 per year and also includes AI features for apps like Keynote, Pages a Numbers.
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While it was previously possible to download a separate 90-day trial version of Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro, Apple quietly removed these options and redirected official links to the new Creator Studio site.
How can I still download the 90-day version?
According to Reddit users and website tests 9to5Mac however, in some regionsonech the original links for downloading trial versions still work. For example, if you visit:
...you can download both applications and get a full 90-day trial version that still works without restrictions. However, it is very likely that Apple these links will soon be downloaded in these regions as wellonech.
It's worth it to make it
If you're planning to switch to Final Cut Pro or Logic Pro, or just want to try out these professional tools to the fullest, we recommend acting as soon as possible. After activating the trial, you will get three months of unlimited use without having to pay - which is still one of the most generous trial periods on the market. Also follow the news about Apple Creator Studio, which brings new possibilities, but also new conditions for using previously purchased applications.
