Introduction · Microsoft Copilot (Free Version) – Complete Tutorial

Access free Copilot at copilot.microsoft.com.
The free version includes AI chat, voice, text draft, picture creation, and document analysis.
Upgrade to Microsoft 365 for more feature-rich versions.

Component	Description
Chat field	Type messages to Copilot
Sidebar	Expand options and saved chats
Sign-in	Stores conversation history
Free features	Chat, voice, drafts, pictures, file analysis

Do this in your own tools, step by step. Ticks are saved on this device.

Open copilot.microsoft.com in your web browser.
Locate the chat field and the sidebar.
Ask a simple question like 'What is the longest river in North America?'

Where do you start using free Copilot?

Go to copilot.microsoft.com.

What can you do with the free version?

Get answers, talk by voice, generate drafts and pictures, and analyze documents.

00:00 Are you looking to get started or get up todate with Copilot, Microsoft's AI assistant? Well, I'm Nick and I'm going to show you how you can use Copilot completely for free right now to get answers using Copilot's AI chat, talk to Copilot using your natural voice, generate drafts of text, create pictures, or use C-Pilot to analyze

00:23 information from documents that you provide. I'll even share some tips for writing better prompts to get more effective responses from Copilot. This video just focuses on the free version of Copilot. There are more featurerich versions available if you upgrade to Microsoft 365. You can purchase your own subscription as an individual or some people use a Microsoft 365 account

00:47 managed by their employer company or similar organization. I actually have a full training course covering that version here on this channel. The link is in the description. But in this video, we're going to get started right now with the free version. You can start by going to copilot.microsoft.com. There is a co-pilot chat field, and there's a sidebar on the left that you can expand with a few more options. In