Scheduled prompts in Microsoft 365 Copilot already take the repetition out of routine tasks — and now you can edit existing ones directly instead of setting them up from scratch. For weekly reports, daily briefings, or status checks, that means adjusting the prompt or the execution schedule, or toggling notifications without losing what you’ve already built. Here’s how it works

Microsoft 365 Copilot can now pull information from images embedded in documents — charts, screenshots, diagrams — and factor them directly into its answers. Particularly useful for anyone who regularly reviews presentations or reports. Here’s how the feature works and where it still has its limits.

Search the calendars you manage as a delegate in Microsoft 365 Copilot — right from the chat window. Find free slots, catch conflicts, and pull up meeting details without ever switching views, all within the Outlook permissions you already have. We break down what the feature can do, how to set it up, and what the community is saying.

Cut out backgrounds, upscale logos, auto-enhance photos — all directly inside PowerPoint, no more app-switching. The new Designer Editor brings AI-powered image editing straight into your slide deck, turning routine fixes into a matter of minutes. We break down what the feature can do, where its limits are, and how to put it to work.

No more copy-pasting from the side panel: Edit with Copilot rewrites, restructures, and refines your content directly in the Word document—across multiple conversational turns. Here’s what the feature can do and how to get early access.

What if you could hand off an entire workflow instead of writing yet another prompt? Copilot Cowork is Microsoft’s new AI agent that turns a goal into a multi-step plan—running in the background across Outlook, Teams, and Excel, pausing at checkpoints to keep you in control. Here’s what it can do, what to watch out for, and how to get