Title: Revolutionise Your PowerPoint Presentations with Copilot in Minutes
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Copilot, an AI tool, can create entire PowerPoint presentations with a single prompt.,With Copilot, you can add slides, images, and organise your presentation with ease.,To use Copilot in PowerPoint, you need a Microsoft 365 and Copilot Pro subscription.
Unleashing the Power of Copilot in PowerPoint
Ever struggled to create a PowerPoint presentation? Meet your new best friend, Copilot. This AI tool can help you generate entire presentations, add slides, and much more in just minutes. Let's dive into how you can use Copilot to revolutionise your PowerPoint experience.
Getting Started with Copilot in PowerPoint
To use Copilot in PowerPoint, you'll need two subscriptions. First, a Microsoft 365 subscription, which costs £6.99 a month. Second, a Copilot Pro subscription, which costs £20 per month. Once you've purchased these, you should see the "Copilot" button on the Home tab in PowerPoint. If not, update your Microsoft 365 license by heading to File > Account and clicking “Update License” in the Product Information section.
Creating a Full Presentation with One Prompt
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Copilot can create an entire presentation with just one prompt. Use the syntax: Create a presentation about [Topic]. Replace [Topic] with your desired subject. Want more specific slides? Expand your prompt: Include slides about [Sub Topic 1], [Sub Topic 2], [Sub Topic 3].
For example, I created a presentation about doomscrolling using this prompt: Create a presentation about doomscrolling. Include slides about what it is, its origin, why we do it, and how to stop it. Copilot generated a complete presentation, text and images included, in moments.
Adding Slides and Images with Copilot
Need to add more slides? Use the syntax: Add a slide about [Topic]. For instance, in a presentation about mindful meditation, I added a slide about noticing thoughts without judgement by typing: Add a slide about noticing thoughts without passing judgment.
Copilot can also add images. Use the syntax: Add an image of [Image Description]. I added an image of a dog doing yoga by typing: Add an image of a dog doing yoga.
Organising Your Presentation with Copilot
Copilot can even help organise your presentation. Type: Organize this presentation. Copilot will suggest a new slide order based on its understanding of the content. You can accept or reject these changes as you see fit.
Rationale: Why Use Copilot?
Copilot can significantly boost your productivity. It's not just for PowerPoint; you can use it in other Microsoft 365 apps too. Whether you're writing documents in Word or doing calculations in Excel, Copilot can help you work more efficiently. This focus on efficiency and invisible impact of AI is changing how we approach daily tasks.
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Latest Comments (2)
Alright, this sounds pretty neat, especially for folks who aren't design whizzes. The idea of quickly churning out a polished deck has definite appeal. My main thought, though, is how much "revolutionising" Copilot can truly do beyond the visual aesthetics. I mean, sure, it can probably whip up some snazzy slides, but the *content* and the *narrative flow* are still on the presenter, right? That’s the real heavy lifting. Still, if it helps save some time fiddling with fonts and layouts, that’s a win in my book. I'm keen to give it a proper whirl and see for myself.
Wow, this is truly a game-changer! It's wild how AI is just everywhere now, even in our presentations. Makes me wonder if we'll even need to "design" anything ourselves soon, or just tell Copilot what we want. It's exciting but also a bit... *nakakaloka*, you know? Saves time, for sure, but I hope we don't lose that personal touch.
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