Licensing Requirements for Power Apps and Copilot Studio

Since I noticed that you are communicating in English, I will also use English to keep our conversation clear and fluent. 

Dear @Onnalin Suangpradit

Based on the information you provided, I understand that you would like clarification on the licensing requirements for both Power Apps and Copilot Studio. 

According to the Microsoft knowledge base article Power Apps licensing FAQs - Power Platform | Microsoft Learn, all users who need to access and use Power Apps are required to have an appropriate Power Apps license assigned. This means that licensing is not limited to creators or administrators only; any user who runs or interacts with a Power App must be properly licensed.

Regarding Copilot Studio, the licensing model is different. As outlined in the Microsoft article Assign user licenses and manage access - Microsoft Copilot Studio | Microsoft Learn

This indicates that end users who chat with or interact with a Copilot Studio agent, such as a chatbot published in Microsoft Teams, do not need any additional Premium or standalone licenses. Only the users who create, manage, or maintain the Copilot Studio agents are required to have the appropriate Copilot Studio user license.

I hope this explanation helps clarify the licensing differences between Power Apps and Copilot Studio and addresses your concern. Please feel free to let me know if you have any further concerns or if you need additional clarification.