Use of copilot in powerpoint on Mac

Copilot in PowerPoint is available on Mac. It can be used in PowerPoint for Windows, Mac, and the web.

On Mac, Copilot can help with:

• Creating, editing, and understanding presentations
• Adding new slides and updating existing content
• Reorganizing sections and improving flow
• Generating or replacing images
• Summarizing a deck and answering questions about it

To open it in PowerPoint:

1. Open a presentation in PowerPoint.
2. Select the Copilot entry point in the app. It can be opened from the Copilot icon at the bottom-right corner of the screen.
3. The chat pane opens, where prompts can be entered.

Another supported way to open Copilot on Mac is:

• Use Cmd + Control + I to focus the Copilot Dynamic Action Button.
• F6 also works across platforms.

If the Copilot button is missing or unavailable, these requirements apply:

• The file must be a .ppt or .pptx file.
• An internet connection is required.
• Copilot also depends on app version, license, network, and privacy settings meeting Microsoft Copilot requirements.

If the goal is to review presentations on mobile, Copilot in PowerPoint is currently available on iPad, not iPhone, for eligible Microsoft 365 subscriptions.

References:

• Edit with Copilot in PowerPoint | Microsoft Support
• Frequently asked questions about Copilot in PowerPoint | Microsoft Support
• The Copilot Dynamic Action Button in Word Excel and PowerPoint | Microsoft Support
• Copilot in PowerPoint for mobile devices | Microsoft Support