Copilot can now create PowerPoint slides from documents - here's how
Microsoft has just announced a long-awaited new feature to the Copilot suite built into PowerPoint for Windows, the ability to quickly create PowerPoint slides using suggested documents and commands.
Microsoft has just announced a long-awaited new feature for the Copilot suite built into PowerPoint for Windows, the ability to quickly create PowerPoint slides using suggested documents and commands. This feature can save you a lot of time when creating presentations.
Note: This feature is only available to PowerPoint on Windows users who have a Copilot license and are running Version 2502 (Build 18526.20144). Additionally, the feature is currently only supported in English (US). Support for additional languages will be released soon.
How to Create PowerPoint Slides from Documents with Copilot
1. Open PowerPoint and prepare your document
- Launch PowerPoint on Windows > Open an existing presentation or create a new one.
- Click the Copilot button above the slide (or go to the Home tab > New Slide with Copilot ).
2. Enter command or upload reference
- In the Copilot dialog box, enter a description of the slide content (for example, " Create a Q1 earnings report summary slide ").
- To reference a file, click Reference a file > Select a document from your computer (Word, PDF…).
Tip: If the document is long, specify a specific section (for example, "Use data from pages 5-7 in the report").
3. Refine and perfect
- Click Send (right arrow) to have Copilot create a draft slide.
- Edit directly, ask Copilot to rewrite the content (" Make it shorter "), or create a new slide with a different suggestion.
Important Note
- Currently, Copilot does not support detailed formatting requests such as fonts, colors, backgrounds, or inserting custom images.
- To optimize, be clear and focus on 1-2 main topics in each command.
Hope you can take advantage of Copilot to build professional presentations faster and smarter!
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