The OneDrive Home page

Your work files don't just live in OneDrive. They're also in SharePoint libraries, Teams chats, meetings and email attachments. That's why Microsoft redesigned OneDrive on the web into one place where you find all those files. Microsoft announced this "next generation" of OneDrive in 2023, and most features are available now. Here's how the current OneDrive is organized and how to make the most of it. Which views you see may depend on your license and organization.

The views in OneDrive

ViewWhat you find there
HomeRecent files, recommendations and files you need quickly.
My filesYour own files and folders in OneDrive.
SharedFiles others shared with you, and files you shared with others.
FavoritesFiles and folders you marked with a star.
PeopleFiles grouped by the colleagues you work with.
MeetingsFiles, recordings and notes from your Teams meetings.
The OneDrive Home page on the web

Find files faster

The same experience in Teams and Outlook

You also see the OneDrive view in Teams (through the OneDrive or Files app) and in Outlook. So you find your files wherever you work.

OneDrive in Microsoft Teams

Copilot in OneDrive

With a Microsoft 365 Copilot license you can use Copilot in OneDrive. Among other things, you can:

The exact options depend on your license and your organization's settings.

OneDrive and Copilot in Outlook

Work offline

With the OneDrive sync app on Windows and macOS you can also work without internet. Your files sync automatically once you're back online. With Files On-Demand they only take up space when you open them. Also see practical OneDrive tips and OneDrive features for better collaboration.

Read also

The 10 most useful features of OneDrive for work or school
OneDrive features for better collaboration
Quick start: sign in and get started with OneDrive for work or school

Nederlandstalige versie: De vernieuwde OneDrive in Microsoft 365: Start, Gedeeld, Personen en Copilot


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