Reusable Word App Online For Free

Co-authoring works similarly in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint on Windows, Mac, and on the web. You can collaborate with others for free with Microsoft 365, regardless of whether you or the recipient have a subscription or a Microsoft account.

You can use your browser's online version of Microsoft Word for free. You only need a Microsoft account to access the Microsoft 365 website. All of your documents will be saved to Microsoft OneDrive. You can easily open and edit your documents from anywhere on any device using your OneDrive account.

Sign in to Microsoft 365, go to your OneDrive library or team site, and then click (or tap) the name of a Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, or PDF document. The document opens in your browser, in Office for the web. Office for the web also opens Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and PDF attachments in Outlook Web App.

With Microsoft 365 and OneDrive or SharePoint, multiple people can work together on a Word document, Excel spreadsheet, or PowerPoint presentation. When everyone is working at the same time, that's called co-authoring.

Microsoft 365 for the web makes it easier for you to work in the cloud because Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, and PDF documents open in your web browser. Sign in to your organization's Microsoft 365 site to get started. You can access your documents whenever you have an Internet connection, from almost any device.

You can use your browser's online version of Microsoft Word for free. You only need a Microsoft account to access the Microsoft 365 website. All of your documents will be saved to Microsoft OneDrive. You can easily open and edit your documents from anywhere on any device using your OneDrive account.

However, you can use Microsoft Word, Power Point, and Excel apps that are free and not linked to your Office 365 subscription. You do not need a subscription to use the online apps, although you will need to sign in with a free Microsoft account. Here's how Word app looks like.