Copilot Notebooks Will Soon Let You Create Word Documents & PowerPoint Presentations

After announcing major redesign earlier this month, Microsoft appears to be working on expanding Copilot Notebooks’ features. According to multiple official Microsoft 365 Roadmap entry spotted by Windows Report, it seems Microsoft 365 Copilot Notebooks will soon be able to fully structure Word documents and PowerPoint presentations. The feature, which will enter preview sometime this month, is currently scheduled for global rollout in May 2026.

Create Word Documents from Your Copilot Notebook

Per the Roadmap entry (Feature ID 558934), you will be able to generate Word documents directly from Copilot Notebooks. According to Microsoft, Copilot will be able to take the content and references in a notebook, drafts a structured document, and opens it in Word, which will be ready for editing.

The company suggests that this feature will help “users move from ideas and source material to a ready‑to‑use document with fewer manual steps.”

Turn Notebook Insights into PowerPoint Presentations

Another official Roadmap entry (Feature ID 558938) suggests that Copilot Notebooks can help generated PowerPoint slides. It will be able to do so using curated notebook content. Copilot, then creates an editable, structured slide deck that can be opened in PowerPoint. You can quickly convert research, insights, and notes into shareable presentations, which helps you save the time spent on formatting and organization.

Both aforementioned features are designed to work across desktop and web, and are part of Microsoft 365’s global multi-tenant rollout. Speaking of new features, let’s not forget that you can now generate richer alt text in Word and PowerPoint for Mac, and perform faster file search across Excel and both apps on the web.