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MarceloPacific0
MCT
Oct 17, 2024

Copilot no longer supports image uploads

Copilot is no longer allowing image uploading/uploading. Neither in web mode nor in work mode. Does anyone know if they took away the resource for good or if it is some instability?   The official ...
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gee580-1
Brass Contributor
Oct 21, 2024
What's the corporate account? Do you mean an user for Win11 Enterprise edition? Can you UP the images?
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MarceloPacific0
MCT
Oct 21, 2024
Corporate account is email address removed for privacy reasons, while personal account is @gmail, @outlook, etc.

And yes, I'm using win 11 in its enterprise version
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    myusrn
    Brass Contributor
    Oct 21, 2024

    MarceloPacific0 when i visit the m365 enterprise copilot [ https://m365.cloud.microsoft/chat ], work vs web mode, i'm able to successfully attach an image and submit prompts asking for it to explain what is in diagram and other questions about it. Works as expected. What error are you getting using that same m365 enterprise copilot web app url?

     

     

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      MarceloPacific0
      MCT
      Oct 21, 2024
      In this case you used a pdf file, try with .jpg or .png
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        myusrn
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        Oct 21, 2024

        MarceloPacific0 

        The current edge work profile / m365 enterprise copilot [ m365.cloud.microsoft/chat/ ] web site installed app supports the following file upload types. that list doesn't include jpg or png so for those you have to open them and print to pdf or save / export to one of the other currently supported file upload format option.



        The current edge personal profile / consumer copilot [ copilot.microsoft.com ] web site installed app supports the following file upload types. Even with that in the case of *.jpg you'd have to open file and save / export to the supported .png format.


        It's not clear what is leading to the enterprise case not supporting png and both enterprise and consumer not supporting jpg. In the enterprise case it could be a processing performance cost related issue or data exfiltration security concern(s) related issue.

         

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