About Microsoft Copilot
Microsoft Copilot is the only tool of its kind that works inside PowerPoint rather than exporting to it. It can build a deck from a Word document, restructure an existing presentation, rewrite individual slides and summarise a long deck into a short one, all without leaving the application. For organisations already on Microsoft 365 with content living in SharePoint and OneDrive, that context is the differentiator — it can draw on documents you already have. Output quality is solid rather than exceptional, and design polish trails the dedicated presentation tools, but nothing else removes the export step.
✅ Key Features
- Generates slides inside PowerPoint
- Builds decks from existing Word documents
- Rewrites and restructures existing slides
- Draws on SharePoint and OneDrive content
- Works across Word, Excel, Outlook and Teams
🧩 Specs
PlatformsWebDesktopiOSAndroid
IntegrationsMicrosoft 365PowerPointWordExcelOutlookTeamsSharePointOneDrive
🎯 Best For & Tags
Best ForCorporate presentations
Turning reports into decks
Refreshing existing slide libraries
Meeting and document summaries
Tagspowerpointmicrosoft 365officepresentationsproductivity
❓ Frequently Asked Questions about Microsoft Copilot
What is Microsoft Copilot?
Microsoft Copilot is Microsoft's AI assistant. You can use it in a browser and in apps, in Windows and in Edge, and Microsoft also builds Copilot features into Microsoft 365 apps such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Teams for people who have the right license.
Is Microsoft Copilot free?
There is a free Copilot for consumers that you can use with a Microsoft account. Copilot inside Microsoft 365 apps is generally sold as a paid add-on or as part of certain plans. Microsoft changes the packaging often, so check microsoft.com for the current options.
Is Microsoft Copilot the same as GitHub Copilot?
No. GitHub Copilot is a separate Microsoft-owned coding assistant that works inside code editors. Microsoft Copilot is the general assistant, and Microsoft 365 Copilot is the version built into the Office-style work apps. The shared name causes a lot of confusion, so check which one a feature or price refers to.
Is Microsoft Copilot safe for work documents?
For business use, Microsoft says its commercial offerings apply enterprise data protection and respect your organization's existing permissions. Consumer Copilot is different, so use the version your employer approves and ask your IT administrator before putting confidential material into any AI tool.
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