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Pages, Keynote, Numbers just added powerful new AI features

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Pages, Keynote, Numbers just added powerful new AI features

Ryan Christoffel | Oct 22 2026 - 10:44 am PT 2 Comments

Apple is rolling out AI-centric updates to its iWork suite—Pages, Keynote, Numbers—that include a brand new ‘Intelligent Assistant’ with powerful capabilities. Here’s what it can do.

If you subscribe to Apple Creator Studio, Apple’s latest updates to Pages, Keynote, and Numbers today add an Intelligent Assistant—seemingly separate from Siri AI—that will help you in a variety of ways inside the apps.

Intelligent Assistant is available in beta in US English only, and requires iOS 27 or later.

Here’s what it can do in each of the iWork apps, per Apple’s release notes:

Start a first draft, then edit, organize, and elevate your writing with an assistant that understands your document

Get guidance on where to start, learn how to use advanced features, or try a suggestion to see what’s possible

Draft a section, adjust your tone, or generate images and shapes using natural language

Search for up-to-date information on a topic and incorporate it into your document

Build your story, add animations, and refine your slides with an assistant that understands your presentation

Get guidance on where to start, learn how to use advanced features, or try a suggestion to see what’s possible

Search for up-to-date information on a topic and incorporate it into your slides

Uncover insights, build complex formulas, and visualize your data with an assistant that understands your spreadsheet

Get guidance on where to start, learn how to use advanced features, or try a suggestion to see what’s possible


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