Microsoft is testing new Office features internally. Word and PowerPoint can be directly inserted into Android phone pictures.

CTOnews.com Microsoft is now rolling out a feature to Office Insiders that allows users to insert images into web-based Word or PowerPoint documents directly from their Android smartphone.

CTOnews.com learned that Microsoft launched a new version of the Phone Link app in March this year, which can transfer files between Windows PCs and Android devices. In May, Microsoft released Drop, which allows you to upload files via the Edge browser and view your files across devices.

In addition, Microsoft recently introduced the "Instant Hotspot" feature, which allows PCs to automatically connect to the phone's Wi-Fi network. Microsoft will now offer mobile-PC collaboration for Word and PowerPoint for the web, which will further enhance connectivity between phones and PCs.

First, open the web-based Word or PowerPoint document and click Insert> Image> Mobile Device. Of course, you'll also need to connect your Android device to your PC before that. In addition, you can replace an existing picture of a document with a picture from your phone.

Microsoft said the feature "will be released over a period of time to make sure everything goes smoothly. "