Copilot - Terms of Use

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Microsoft Copilot Supplemental Terms of Use

Effective: August 18, 2026 (past versions)

Summary of Changes

• We’ve updated these Terms to apply to the Microsoft Copilot app for web, desktop, and mobile, and to Copilot Chat in Microsoft 365 apps. We’ve clarified, however, that these Terms do not apply to users who sign in with a work, school, or organizational (Entra) account.
• We’ve clarified that you must be logged in with a Microsoft account to use Copilot.
• We’ve updated the Code of Conduct to clarify that you cannot hide, remove, or alter content credentials or other marks that show Copilot created your Content.
• We’ve made other minor formatting and wording changes to accurately reflect current product experiences.

IF YOU LIVE IN (OR YOUR PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS IS IN) THE UNITED STATES, PLEASE READ THE BINDING ARBITRATION CLAUSE AND CLASS ACTION WAIVER IN SECTION 15 OF THE MICROSOFT SERVICES AGREEMENT. IT AFFECTS HOW DISPUTES RELATING TO THESE TERMS ARE RESOLVED.**

Welcome to Copilot, your personal AI companion!

These Terms, along with the Microsoft Services Agreement explain how you should use Copilot. By using Copilot, you agree to these Terms. Please read them carefully before you start using Copilot.

WHEN & WHERE THESE TERMS APPLY

These Terms apply to your use of “Copilot,” which includes:

• The Microsoft Copilot app on your computer or mobile device
• The Microsoft Copilot app we offer at copilot.microsoft.com, copilot.com, and copilot.ai
• Conversations you have with Copilot through other Microsoft apps and websites, including Microsoft 365 apps.
• Conversations you have with Copilot through third-party apps and platforms
• Other Copilot-branded apps and services that link to these Terms These Terms don't apply to Copilot users who sign in with a work, school, or organizational (Entra) account. Learn more about Enterprise Data Protection.

DEFINITIONS

Certain words and phrases we use in these Terms have a particular meaning:

• Words like “you”, “your” and “yours” mean you, the person accessing and using Copilot.
• Words like “we”, “us”, and “our” means Microsoft, the company that offers Copilot, as well as the related companies we own or control and the companies and people that work on our behalf.
• A “Prompt” is the content – text, audio, images, files, voice, or video – that you send to or share with Copilot.
• A “Response” is the content that Copilot sends to or shares with you. Some Responses might include “Creations” – original content or works of art that Copilot creates in response to your Prompts.
• “Your Content” means the Prompts and Responses that are part of your conversations with Copilot, but it doesn’t include any content we separately own.
• “Tasks” refers to the automated set of actions that Copilot takes on your behalf at your request.
• “Services” is defined in the Microsoft Services Agreement. Copilot is a Service under that Agreement.

WHO CAN USE COPILOT

To use Copilot you must have a Microsoft Account, and you need to be old enough at least 13, but sometimes older, depending on your country’s laws. Because laws vary by country, Copilot isn’t available everywhere.

If you’re under 18, we might turn off or limit some features for legal or safety reasons. If we ask for your birthday and country when you sign up or log in, you must give us your real information.

Don’t use tools or computer programs (like bots or scrapers) to access Copilot. You can only use Copilot for your own personal use.