Copilot in PowerPoint will create a presentation in seconds

Copilot will arrive to PowerPoint in November.

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Key notes

  • The ability to create, design, and come up with a presentation in seconds, is something.
  • However, Copilot being able to summarize PowerPoint presentations might be a real winner, among students.
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Copilot is coming to Microsoft 365 in November, including on OneNote, Word, OneDrive, and PowerPoint, according to the Microsoft 365 Roadmap.

While the AI assistant comes with more or less the same features for every one of these apps, Copilot will have a unique contribution suited to every app’s capabilities.

For example, Copilot in OneDrive will help users organize their files in the cloud. In Word, Copilot will provide a first draft to users, and it will edit and correct their Word projects, among other things. In OneNote, Copilot will turn notes into complete plans, in just a matter of seconds.

Copilot In PowerPoint will create a presentation with just a few details. The AI assistant will be available on desktop, and mobile devices, as well, so the tool is designed with mobility and fast performance in mind. You can check all of its features below.

Copilot in PowerPoint: Everything you need to know about it

Copilot in PowerPoint is not different from the other Copilots in 365. It will support English, and it works best in this language, according to Microsoft’s FAQ. However, Spanish, Japanese, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, and Chinese Simplified are also supported, and the quality of these languages will be improved over time, Microsoft promises.

Other than that, you can take a look at the features Copilot will have in PowerPoint, below. Please be aware that Microsoft will add more features to the AI assistant in the future.

  1. Create a presentation: Copilot will create a quick draft based on any topic users give to it.
  2. Summarize a presentation: As with any other Copilot, this one will also have the capability to summarize a presentation. This feature could prove to be very useful to students, especially.copilot in powerpoint
  3. Organize a presentation: Users can let Copilot restructure their PowerPoint slides and organize information within these slides.
  4. Design a presentation: Copilot is also capable of coming up with its own design for presentations. Users can ask it for a specific design, and Copilot will create it along with other forms of content, such as images.

Are you excited about Copilot in PowerPoint? Will you use it?

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