Find out which version of Office you're running and whether Microsoft still supports it — no download or sign-up needed.
Open any Office app (Word, Excel, PowerPoint or Outlook), then follow the steps for your device.
Pick the version you found above to see its current support status, based on Microsoft's official lifecycle dates.
Official Microsoft end-of-support dates for recent Office releases.
| Version | Released | End of support | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Microsoft 365 (subscription) | Ongoing | While subscribed | Current |
| Office 2024 (one-time purchase) | October 2024 | October 9, 2029 | Supported |
| Office 2021 (one-time purchase) | October 2021 | October 13, 2026 | Ending soon |
| Office 2019 | September 2018 | October 14, 2025 | Ended |
| Office 2016 | September 2015 | October 14, 2025 | Ended |
| Office 2013 | January 2013 | April 11, 2023 | Ended |
Source: Microsoft Product Lifecycle . Dates are subject to Microsoft's policy — always confirm on Microsoft's site.
Open any Office app (like Word or Excel), go to File > Account (on Windows) or the app menu > About (on Mac). You'll see the product name (for example, 'Microsoft 365' or 'Office Professional Plus 2021') and the exact version and build number.
Microsoft supports each one-time-purchase version of Office for a fixed period. Office 2016 and 2019 reached end of support on October 14, 2025. Office 2021 is supported until October 13, 2026, and Office 2024 until October 9, 2029. Microsoft 365 stays supported as long as your subscription is active.
Your Office apps keep working, but Microsoft stops providing security updates, bug fixes, and technical support. Running unsupported software is a security risk, so it's a good idea to upgrade to a supported version.
The version (for example, 'Version 2406') tells you the release cadence, while the build number (for example, '16.0.17726.20126') identifies the exact update installed. Both are shown under File > Account > About.