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EPISODE · Apr 23, 2026 · 20 MIN

Ep 82: Microsoft Create - The Hidden Hub That Makes Office 365 More Useful for Freelancers

from The Freelance Shift · host Jennifer F

The Freelance ShiftMicrosoft Create - The Hidden Hub That Makes Office 365 More Useful for Freelancers (Ep 82)https://thefreelanceshift.comMicrosoft Create is a surprisingly useful tool that many freelancers may already be paying for through their Microsoft 365 subscription without realizing it. Rather than being a new standalone app, it acts as a centralized launchpad for tools like Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Designer, Clipchamp, and more—making it easier to start projects, find templates, and move between tasks without constantly switching apps. For freelancers juggling proposals, presentations, graphics, videos, and admin work, that convenience alone can save time and mental energy. Add Microsoft Copilot, and it becomes even more powerful by helping brainstorm projects, suggest workflows, draft content, build slides, and support work across apps. It’s not about having more tools—it’s about using the tools you already own in a smarter, faster, more connected way.

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