Install & setup.

Four steps: download, install, sign in from Revit, and — if you're new — create your BINAZONE ID.

Requirements

Revit
2023 · 2024 · 2025 · 2026 · 2027
Windows
The .NET runtime Revit needs is already on the machine — nothing extra to install.
BINAZONE ID
New? You'll create one in your browser the first time you sign in.

Step by step

  1. Download

    Download Revit Copilot. The link always serves the newest release, so you never hunt for a version number.

    Grab the latest installer
  2. Install

    Double-click the installer. It installs to your user profile — no admin elevation — and registers with every supported Revit year it finds on the machine.

    Windows may show an “unknown publisher” notice while our code-signing rolls out — choose More info → Run anyway.

    Rolling out to a whole office? Deploy it silently:

    RevitCopilotSetup.exe /VERYSILENT
    One double-click, no admin
  3. Sign in from Revit

    Open Revit. The Copilot pane is under Add-ins. Click Sign in — Copilot opens your browser to sign in securely. Once you're back, it remembers you, so you only do this once per machine.

    Sign in from the Copilot pane
  4. New here? Create your BINAZONE ID

    On that browser page, choose Create account. You'll enter your name, work email, a phone number for a one-time code, and a password. Finish, and the browser hands you back to Copilot — signed in and ready.

    The verification code is sent by SMS to a Malaysian mobile (+60) for now.

    Create your BINAZONE ID

Updates

Revit Copilot checks for updates when Revit starts. A new version downloads in the background and takes effect the next time you start Revit — you never run the installer twice.