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How to Use GitHub Copilot in PyCharm

Updated on:
June 5, 2026
By:
Madhav Bhandari
Use this interactive demo to learn how to leverage GitHub Copilot's AI-powered code completion in PyCharm.

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To use GitHub Copilot in PyCharm, you need to have a GitHub account with an active Copilot subscription (or trial), install the official plugin in PyCharm, and then authorize it with your GitHub account. Here’s how to do it: 

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  1. Head to the PyCharm dashboard and click on 'Plugins.
  2. Switch over to the 'Marketplace' tab to browse available plugins.
  3. Type GitHub Copilot in the search bar and find the official plugin by GitHub.
  4. Hit the 'Install' button next to the GitHub Copilot plugin to get it on your system.
  5. Click 'Accept' to proceed with the installation.
  6. Now, click 'Sign in to GitHub' to connect your account.
  7. In your browser, click 'Continue' to authenticate with GitHub.
  8. Select 'Authorize GitHub' to grant PyCharm access to GitHub Copilot.
  9. Once you're authorized, click 'Open GitHub Copilot Chat' to start using it.
  10. Start typing your code or a comment about what you need. The copilot will suggest completions in gray.

📌 Why this matters

Setting up GitHub Copilot in PyCharm transforms your IDE into an AI-powered coding partner that suggests entire functions, fixes bugs, and writes boilerplate code as you type. Beyond simple autocomplete, you gain access to conversational coding through the chat interface, where you can describe problems in plain English and get working code solutions.

This creates a feedback loop where you spend less time on routine coding tasks and more time on architectural decisions and creative problem-solving that actually move your projects forward.

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