Did the Apostles' Creed originate with the Apostles? The Apostles' Creed is perhaps the oldest statement of faith in the Christian tradition. Is there any evidence that it was used by Jesus' first followers? If not, when did it originate?
It was a creed that was developed by the early church.  It came into existence after the age of the apostles.  However, it finds its biblical basis in the apostles.

The Theopedia article says "its current form" is "more likely post-Nicene Creed in the early 4th Century AD."  The Wikipedia article indicates it was a later form of the Old Roman Creed.

The Nicene Creed (since that's the next question) was first formed at the Council of Nicea in 325 AD, while the Old Roman Creed was probably formed before that (in the 2nd century).

However, having said all of this, it seems the exact origins are unknown.  But it seems that this was definitely not something directly from the apostles.