In this video, we explore the capabilities of Copilot in PowerPoint, Microsoft’s AI-powered assistant that helps you create stunning presentations with ease. Copilot can transform existing written documents into decks complete with speaker notes and sources or start a new presentation from a simple prompt. It can also condense lengthy presentations at the click of a button and use natural language commands to adjust layouts, reformat text, and perfectly time animations. With Copilot, you can focus on your ideas and let it handle the rest. Watch this video to learn more about how Copilot can help you turn your ideas into stunning presentations.
This video will cover:
- 0:00 Introduction
- 00:32 Getting Started and launching CoPilot
- 01:03 Starting a new presentation from a prompt
- 03:15 Using natural language commands to adjust layouts
- 04:15 Using the Designer to Complement CoPilot
- 5:20 Using Co Pilot Lab for more prompts
- 5:40 Adding Slide Transitions
- 6:40 Conclusion
Getting Started and launching CoPilot
The video starts with an introduction to Copilot and how to launch it in PowerPoint. To launch Copilot, you can click on the CoPilot button in the PowerPoint ribbon. Once launched, Copilot will appear as a sidebar on the right-hand side of the screen.
Make sure your PowerPoint in in One Drive with the Autosave feature.
Starting a new presentation from a prompt
To do this, you can click on the New Presentation button in the Copilot sidebar. This will open a dialog box where you can enter a prompt for your presentation. Copilot will then generate a presentation based on your prompt.
Using natural language commands to adjust layouts
How to use natural language commands to adjust layouts in Copilot. You can use natural language commands to change the layout of your slides, add images, and more. For example, you can say “Add a picture to slide 2” or “Change the background color of slide 3 to blue”.
Using the Designer to Complement CoPilot
How to use the Designer to complement Copilot. The Designer is a feature in PowerPoint that allows you to apply professional-looking designs to your slides. You can use the Designer to enhance the look and feel of your presentation generated by Copilot.
Using Co Pilot Lab for more prompts
How to use Co Pilot Lab for more prompts. Co Pilot Lab is a feature in Copilot that provides additional prompts for your presentation. You can access Co Pilot Lab by clicking on the Lab button in the Copilot sidebar.
Adding Slide Transitions
How to add slide transitions in Copilot. Slide transitions are animations that occur when you move from one slide to another. You can add slide transitions to your presentation by clicking on the Transitions button in the PowerPoint ribbon.
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