The Microsoft 365 (Office) app is now called the Microsoft Copilot app across web, mobile (iOS, Android), and Windows. The new app name and icon reflects the integration of Copilot within Microsoft 365.
The Microsoft Copilot app continues to serve as your everyday productivity app for work and life. But in the era of AI and integration of Copilot, it's become much more than that. We've made several enhancements to innovate the work and education experience, as well as for consumers with a personal account.
The app remains your starting place to find, create, share, and collaborate in one place with access to your favorite productivity applications. This update represents the additional ways working with Copilot for tasks such as asking questions, creating content, drafting documents, and building agents with a work account.
Please find more details on this change below.
What is changing?
The app icon and name, "Microsoft 365 Copilot" began rolling out on January 15, 2025. At that time, the web URL was changed to m365.cloud.microsoft to align with Microsoft's broader unified cloud.microsoft domain for all Microsoft 365 apps. Both office.com and microsoft365.com URLs were automatically redirected. For more information, see Unified cloud.microsoft domain for Microsoft 365 apps.
Continuing the simplification efforts, we are making additional changes to create a more streamlined Copilot experience. As part of this work, you'll see clearer visual indicators in the Microsoft Copilot app to help distinguish which account you're signed into. The Copilot app has a simpler name and icon, and web app URLs will be consolidated into a single URL: copilot.cloud.microsoft.
Will existing users need to take any action?
Existing users with a work/school and/or personal account can see these changes reflected on their web, mobile (iOS, Android) and Windows app. If you're signed in and aren't seeing the change, make sure to connect to the internet and then restart the Microsoft Copilot app.
Do all users get access to Copilot functionality within the Microsoft Copilot app?
For work or school accounts:
Copilot Chat is available to users with a Microsoft 365 license at no additional cost and users with a Microsoft Copilot license.
For personal accounts:
Copilot Chat is available for Microsoft 365 Personal, Family, Premium, and Pro subscribers (primary account holders only).
Learn more about Microsoft 365 subscription plans here.
What about regions where Copilot is not available?
For regions without Copilot availability, the Microsoft Copilot app will remove the Copilot tab from the Home screen across web, desktop, and mobile app endpoints. However, the app name and icon will remain the same as Microsoft Copilot for branding consistency.