Apple has removed the old Mac versions of iWork apps—Pages, Keynote, and Numbers—from the Mac App Store, making them Creator Studio–compatible on macOS.

Creator Studio iWork apps stay largely free, with some premium features tied to the subscription, though the apps can still be used without subscribing.

Apple announced Creator Studio for Mac and iPad in January as a subscription suite that bundles intelligent features and premium content across Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, Pixelmator Pro, Keynote, Pages, Numbers, and Freeform.

The change was first spotted on social media and reported by AppleInsider.

Older downloaded versions can still be re-downloaded from purchase history but won’t receive updates, signaling a shift to subscription-based productivity software.

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Users trying to obtain old versions see prompts to update or open Creator Studio editions, or they can dismiss the notice to continue using the old app for a limited time.

Existing users can re-download old versions from download history, but new users will only see Creator Studio versions in the Mac App Store.

Mac App Store purchase history allows access to older Pages, Numbers, and Keynote, but future updates are not provided.

New users will only encounter Creator Studio–compatible apps in the Mac App Store, while existing users retain access to the old versions via purchase history.

Creator Studio is priced at $12.99 per month or $129 per year, with an education discount and a one-month free trial for general users; students and educators have a reduced rate.

There is no option to subscribe to individual Creator Studio apps; Apple markets the all-in-one Creator Studio subscription.