Host what Copilot made, outside SharePoint
Copilot writes the page or the document. Publish it to an address that opens for anyone, tenant or no tenant.
Drop your Copilot document here
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Why the artifact has nowhere to go
Copilot's output usually lands somewhere Microsoft-shaped: a Word file, a SharePoint page, a link that assumes the reader is inside your organisation. That works right up until the reader isn't — a client, a supplier, a candidate, anyone outside the tenant. Then the sharing dialog becomes the whole problem.
What Microsoft Copilot gives you
- Documents and reports in Word or PDF form
- HTML pages and small tools written in the chat
- Charts and generated images from the same session
Tenant boundaries
A link that works beautifully inside the organisation asks everyone outside it to authenticate against a directory they don't belong to.
Documents instead of pages
A .docx is something to download and open in an app. A page is something to look at.
Sharing needs approval
External sharing is often restricted by policy, which turns a two-minute task into a ticket.
Putting Microsoft Copilot output online
- 1
Get the file
Save the document, export it to PDF, or copy generated code into a .html file. Any of these publishes.
- 2
Drop it in
Drag it into the box above and pick an address that names the document.
- 3
Send the link
Anyone can open it, inside or outside the organisation, with nothing to sign into.
Worth knowing
- Export to PDF before publishing if formatting matters — it renders identically everywhere and opens in the browser.
- A .docx published here downloads rather than rendering; PDF is the better choice for something people just need to read.
- Check with whoever owns your data policy before publishing anything internal to a public address.
- Password-protect anything that's for a named group rather than the world.
- Republish to the same address for revisions so the circulated link stays current.
Questions
- Does the reader need a Microsoft account?
- No. That's the point — the published page has no connection to your tenant.
- Can I publish a Word document?
- Yes, though it downloads rather than opening in the browser. Export to PDF first if you want it to render.
- Is this suitable for internal documents?
- Only with a password, and only if your organisation's policy allows it. Check before publishing anything sensitive.
- What about a page Copilot wrote in code?
- Save it as .html and publish — it renders as a working page.
- Does it cost anything?
- No. Hosting is free and you make an account when you publish.
Try it with what Microsoft Copilot just made you
Drop it in at the top of this page and see the link for yourself. You only make an account once it's ready to go live.
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