> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://morphic.com/docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://morphic.com/docs/getting-started/copilot.md). # Copilot Copilot on Morphic lets you make things by describing them. You say what you want in plain language, and Copilot picks the model, runs the generation, and returns the result in the conversation. Give it a one-line idea and let it choose the details, or set the model, resolution, and aspect ratio yourself and have it follow you exactly. Here's a quick tutorial on how to use Copilot on Morphic: ## Open Copilot Copilot sits alongside Canvas and Compose, so you can move between chatting and editing in the same file. 1. Open a file in Morphic 2. Click 'Copilot' in the top bar, between 'Canvas' and 'Compose' 3. Type what you want in the prompt bar, then press 'Enter' A new chat offers starting suggestions like 'Cinematic scene from 3 frames'. Click one to see how a request is put together. ## What you can ask Copilot to do * Generate media: images, video, audio, music, speech, and dialogue, from a text prompt or from references you attach. * Edit and refine: ask for changes to something it already made, like a different angle, a new style, or a longer version, and it carries the context forward. * Work with references: attach images, video, or documents and Copilot uses them to guide the output. * Run and build workflows: run a saved workflow, or describe a process you use often and have Copilot [build it into one](/docs/workflows/create-a-workflow.md). * Write documents: ask for a script, treatment, or shot list and Copilot saves it as a document in your project, not only as chat text. * Organize assets: favorite and [tag assets](/docs/getting-started/assets/tags-and-favorites.md) from the chat, then ask for them back later in plain language. * Check credits: ask what a generation will cost, or what your balance is, before you commit to it. If you are unsure how to phrase something, describe the outcome you want. Copilot asks a follow-up when it needs more. ## The prompt bar * Attach media: the paperclip adds images, video, or documents as references. Attach several to combine elements from more than one source. * Model preferences: set which model to use for 'Images', 'Videos', and 'Frames to Video'. Leave one on 'Auto' to let Copilot choose. * Preferences: set the 'Aspect ratio', 'Resolution', and number of 'Variations'. * Agent Mode: choose whether Copilot generates immediately, asks you to approve first, or only plans. The button shows the current mode as 'Auto', 'Ask', or 'Plan'. See [Chat modes](/docs/getting-started/copilot/chat-modes.md). * Voice input: the microphone lets you speak your prompt instead of typing it. Above the prompt bar, 'Workflows' opens the workflow gallery and 'Tools' opens the tools you can run on an asset. For the Canvas prompt bar, see [Prompt bar](/docs/getting-started/navigating-the-canvas/prompt-bar.md). ## Check credit cost via Copilot Ask in plain language and Copilot looks the rates up. Asking spends nothing. Here's a quick tutorial on how to check model credit costs in Copilot on Morphic: {% embed url="" %} * Across models: 'tell me the credit cost of each image model' returns a table grouped by task type, with per-resolution figures where a model charges by resolution * For one job: 'what would a 10 second video cost with this model?' * Your balance: 'how many credits do I have left?' For the full rates, see [Plans & Credits](/docs/pricing/plans-and-credits.md). ## Good to know Each result appears in the conversation with the credits it used. * Hover an output for its quick actions: generate a video from it, favorite it with the heart, or download it. The '...' menu has the rest, including 'Add to Assets', 'Add to Canvas', 'Attach as reference', and 'Copy link'. * 'Attach as reference' feeds an output straight into your next prompt, which is the quickest way to build on something Copilot just made. * Under a result, Copilot suggests follow-ups like 'Animate one into video'. Click one to run it. * Copilot reads the whole conversation as context, so a chat kept to one piece of work gives better results. To take an idea somewhere new without losing the thread, [continue it in a new chat](/docs/getting-started/copilot/continue-in-a-new-chat.md). * Every chat is listed on the [Chats](/docs/getting-started/dashboard/chats.md) page, however many files they are spread across. That's how Copilot works on Morphic. Start with a plain-language prompt, and use the settings and modes as you need more control. *** If you have any trouble or have any questions, feel free to reach out. We're happy to help. 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