Microsoft redesigned Copilot's icon around two simple square-derived forms that combine into one silhouette, creating a mark capable of remaining recognizable while moving and changing across contexts. Color retains a connection to Copilot's original gradient, while a motion language turns the icon into part of the interface by visually communicating when Copilot is thinking, planning, or retrieving information. The same behaviors follow users across Windows, Word, PowerPoint, and other experiences, transforming a static brand asset into a functional part of how the product communicates.