Microsoft 365 offers a variety of tools to help you collaborate, organize and create content. But with so many options, knowing which one fits your needs can be tricky. Two tools, Loop and Copilot Pages, both support collaboration and content creation, yet they shine in different ways. Here’s how to decide which one to use.
Loop: Your evolving workspace
Loop works whether you’re organizing ideas for yourself or building resources with a team. It’s a space where content can grow and adapt over time.
Example: Create a personal planning page to track goals, or set up a shared reference page for project guidelines.
Loop is ideal for any content you’ll keep revisiting and refining.
Copilot Pages: Organize and fine-tune
Copilot Pages can also be used on your own or with others. It helps you take scattered notes and conversations and turn them into something clear and usable.
Example: Pull together research notes into a first draft, or combine team updates into a structured summary everyone can build on.
Copilot Pages works best when you need help organizing, explaining and refining your content.
Which tool to choose
- Use Loop for evolving and collaborative workspaces.
- Use Copilot Pages when you want assistance turning loose pieces into clear, usable content.
