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| Enabled for | Public preview | General availability |
|---|---|---|
| Admins, makers, marketers, or analysts, automatically | - | 
Apr 2, 2026 |
Business value
As organizations build applications for users across a wide range of geographies, it’s essential that generated experiences feel natural to each audience. Up until now, generative pages have only been available in US environments, which limited global teams from taking advantage of AI‑assisted page creation. This update removes that barrier by enabling generative pages to be created and used worldwide.
This milestone also provides mechanisms to support makers in producing content that matches their local expectations, enabling pages to respect region‑specific language and formatting behaviors for their user base.
Feature details
Generative pages can now be created and used in any supported global region, expanding availability beyond the current US‑only footprint. Makers working in different parts of the world can now instruct generative tools to produce pages that reflect the languages and formatting styles their users expect. To support this, makers might need to specify which languages the page should support and how to fetch user preferences for language, number, and date formatting. This allows generated pages to display using the user's preferred language and formatting, including supporting different reading directions for particular languages.
Geographic areas
Visit the Explore Feature Geography report for Microsoft Azure areas where this feature is planned or available.
Language availability
Visit the Explore Feature Language report for information on this feature's availability.