Microsoft Copilot
Microsoft Copilot answers questions, drafts text and creates images from a chat box. Published by Microsoft, the assistant runs in the browser and in applications for Windows, Mac and mobile, gives answers that cite their sources, and keeps a conversation going across several turns. Separate panels on the page group its use for work, for everyday life and for study.
Limits of the Free with Signup Plan: Everything in Copilot is open once a learner signs in with a Microsoft account: chat for questions and drafting, answers that cite their sources, image generation, and the desktop and mobile applications. The paid Microsoft 365 Copilot subscriptions are separate business products that add Copilot inside Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Teams.
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The page invites a sign-in and sets out what the assistant does: chat to think through a piece of work, search for grounded answers in files and information, and draft content or generate images. Tabs separate work, life and school, and further panels offer the desktop and mobile downloads, with the plans and pricing alongside.
You ask the assistant to take the other side of a conversation and answer in turn, which gives you somewhere to try a difficult sentence first. Asking for the sources behind an answer shows you the words a real document uses for the same idea. The desktop version keeps the assistant beside your other work while you draft.
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