Copilot in PowerPoint vs NOXI: 83 to 98 on seven printed rules, and when Copilot is the right pick

Disclosure: NOXI publishes this page and is one of the tools scored. That's why the rules, weights and the source of every cell are printed, along with where NOXI loses points. Every Microsoft fact below comes from Microsoft's own support, pricing, roadmap and investor pages, opened on 26 October 2026.

Many guides to Copilot in PowerPoint still tell you to buy Copilot Pro, which Microsoft no longer sells, and few say that Copilot builds decks on an iPad but not on a phone. This page reads Microsoft's own pages on one day: who gets Copilot in PowerPoint, its US prices, how to find a missing Copilot button, where it runs, and how it scores against NOXI on printed rules.

Key numbers

The first two describe Microsoft's reach, not Copilot's slides; no rule rewards size.

Copilot in PowerPoint vs NOXI side by side (26 October 2026)

Copilot is an AI assistant inside PowerPoint that writes and edits slides in the open file; NOXI is an AI presentation maker that builds the deck in its own editor and hands you an editable PowerPoint. They differ on price, devices, sources on slides and right-to-left layout.

Microsoft prices are US list prices on microsoft.com/en-us, opened on 26 October 2026; other markets differ.

How we compared Copilot in PowerPoint and NOXI

Copilot and NOXI were scored on documented capability with rubric P: seven criteria, one written rule each, applied the same way to both rows. We re-applied the rules of our AI presentation tools ranking on 26 October 2026; the ranking's method section has the full anchors.

Two clarifications apply to every row: a tool that works inside the PowerPoint file itself meets P1's second route, and only official pages count, not in-app messages, for Copilot and NOXI alike.

The scored table: NOXI 98, Copilot in PowerPoint 83

NOXI scores 98 and Copilot in PowerPoint 83 out of 100 on the seven rules. NOXI gains 17 points on sources, the free plan, import and right-to-left layout; Copilot gains 2 back on where it runs. They are level on the file and on editing depth.

The arithmetic, row by row

Each weighted score is the rating ÷ 5 × the weight; each total is the sum of seven.

Why the gap is 15 points

The 15 points are 6 + 3 + 2 + 6 − 2, and 98 − 83 = 15. The largest pieces are sources on the slide (Copilot's citations sit in its response) and the free plan (Copilot starts with a paid plan or a trial), at 6 each; import adds 3 and right-to-left layout 2. Copilot takes 2 back on P7, the only criterion where it leads: it runs inside PowerPoint, while NOXI runs in the browser and connects to AI assistants. NOXI scores highest on these seven rules.

What would change the result

• Copilot 81 if admin-enabled work connectors are not counted (P7 = 4: 415 − 10 = 405, ÷ 5 = 81).
• Copilot 80 if a spreadsheet used as a chart source is not counted as an import (P4 = 3: 415 − 15 = 400, ÷ 5 = 80).
• NOXI 94 if the connector is not counted (P7 = 2).
• NOXI 89 for a deck started from an attached file: research and source lines are off by default then (P3 = 2: 490 − 45 = 445, ÷ 5 = 89).

No line changes the order: NOXI's lowest line (89, a deck started from a file) against Copilot's highest (83) still leaves a 6-point gap.

Our published tests, a different method

Our June 2026 test of twelve AI presentation makers ranked the results of the same briefs by hand: NOXI came first and Microsoft Copilot eighth, with no sources on its figures. In our separate Arabic brief test of September 2026, NOXI scored 91 and Copilot came second with 70. Both tests are separate from the documented-capability score on this page and are not added to it.

Who gets Copilot in PowerPoint?

Copilot in PowerPoint comes with Microsoft 365 Personal, Family, Premium and Pro on personal accounts, and with a Microsoft 365 Copilot licence at work. It is not in free PowerPoint, not in Microsoft 365 Basic, and not in the free Copilot Chat that work accounts get [7][8][9][10].

Personal accounts: one owner, one Copilot

On personal accounts, "only the subscription owner can use Copilot in the desktop apps" [9], and AI features "cannot be shared" [8]. If two people at home both need Copilot, budget two Personal plans, not one Family plan.

Work accounts: three levels

Microsoft's licence page names three work levels: Copilot Chat (Basic), with no Copilot in the Office apps; M365 Copilot (Basic), with "standard access to Copilot in the apps"; and M365 Copilot (Premium), with "priority access for the full experience" [9]. The Business add-on needs an eligible Microsoft 365 business plan; bundles cost $23.50 (Business Standard with Copilot) and $32 (Business Premium with Copilot) per user a month, paid yearly, and the page mentions "Usage-based billing for select advanced AI features" [4].

Is Copilot in PowerPoint free?

No. Microsoft says: "Copilot in PowerPoint is available with a Microsoft 365 subscription. It isn't included with the free version of PowerPoint" [7]. The free routes are a one-month trial of Personal, Family or Premium, and the "limited free version of Copilot" outside PowerPoint [3].

The one-month trial is the cheapest way to try Copilot on your own decks; the subscription "automatically renews unless canceled" [3]. No official Microsoft page we opened documents the free Copilot app producing a PowerPoint file, so treat it as a writing assistant, not a deck builder. For what every AI presentation tool costs per deck, see our AI presentation maker pricing comparison.

Copilot Pro: is it still available?

No. Microsoft's Copilot Pro page says "Copilot Pro is no longer available for purchase; existing subscribers can continue using it until they cancel or support ends on August 1, 2026", and points former subscribers to Microsoft 365 Premium [6]. Any guide that tells you to "add Copilot Pro" to get Copilot in PowerPoint predates that change.

Copilot Business price for a team

The Copilot Business add-on is "Originally starting from $21.00 now starting from $18.00" per user a month, paid yearly, for purchases "between July 1, 2026, and December 31, 2026", first year only [4]. Five users pay 5 × $18 × 12 = $1,080 in the first year (worked example below).

How to use Copilot in PowerPoint

To use Copilot in PowerPoint, open a presentation, select the Copilot icon at the bottom-right of the screen, and describe the deck you want; Copilot may ask about the audience, length, template and images before it builds the slides, and you can answer or let it decide [5]. The same panel then edits slides, images and text in the open file.

Create a presentation with Copilot from a prompt

1. Start a new presentation, or open your organisation's template first, so Copilot keeps its theme and design [5].
2. Open Copilot with the icon at the bottom-right of the window [5][17].
3. Type the topic, audience, number of slides and tone in one prompt, and answer Copilot's follow-up questions or let it choose [5].
4. Review the slides, then ask for changes slide by slide.

Create a presentation from a Word file or a PDF

On home plans Copilot builds a deck from "a single Word file", which you reference by typing "/" in the Copilot box; with Microsoft Copilot for work "you'll also have the option to use a PDF, and encrypted files will be included" [12]. Microsoft's tip: "Copilot works best with Word documents that are smaller than 24 MB", and heading styles in the Word file help it find the structure [5]. Since July 2026, Agent Mode on desktop also lets you "Attach and reference an image when creating a presentation" (roadmap item 555881, status Launched) [14].

Edit slides with Copilot

Copilot edits the whole deck, a range of slides ("Update slides 4-6 for a UK audience.") or one element ("Make the image on this slide photorealistic."), and generates interactive slides "like dashboards, timelines" [11]. Since 6 October 2026, Windows users can create custom skills for repeated tasks [22].

Use your company template and Brand Kit

For a fixed corporate look, open the company template and ask Copilot to work in it; on a work licence, an admin can also set up a Brand Kit. Microsoft says "you must have a Microsoft Copilot license to access Brand Kit", that Brand Kit accepts ".potx file or .pptx file" templates, and that creating official brand kits "requires a Microsoft Copilot Premium license" [11][18][19].

For a side-by-side of template routes in Copilot and other tools, see AI presentations in your own template.

Prompts that work well in Copilot

Copilot prompts work best when they name the audience, the slide range and the result, as Microsoft's own examples do:

• Draft: "Create a 10-slide deck on [topic] for [audience], with one finding per slide title and a decision slide at the end."
• Range edit: "Rewrite slides 3-5 for a non-technical audience and cut each bullet to under 12 words."
• Element edit: "Turn the table on this slide into a bar chart and keep the brand colours."

Our list of ChatGPT prompts for presentations has 40 more that work in Copilot too.

Why is Copilot not in my PowerPoint?

Copilot is usually not missing: Microsoft moved it into one entry point, "the Copilot Dynamic Action Button, anchored in the lower-right corner of your document" [17]. If it isn't there, Microsoft's July 2026 checklist is: update Office, refresh your licence, check your update channel (business), and turn on two privacy settings [17].

The two privacy settings are "Experiences that analyze your content" and "All connected experiences" [17]. Microsoft's FAQ adds three checks: Copilot works only with ".ppt, .pptx" files and "needs an internet connection", and some features, including creating a presentation about a topic, "only work if the user also has a Designer license" [12]. If all of that is in order, check which licence you have on Microsoft's licence page [9]: Copilot Chat (Basic) has no Copilot in PowerPoint.

Copilot in PowerPoint not working: three other causes

• The wrong plan. Free PowerPoint, Microsoft 365 Basic and the free Copilot Chat at work don't include Copilot in PowerPoint [7][8][9].
• A shared Family plan. Only the owner can use Copilot in the desktop apps [9].
• The file type or connection. Copilot needs a .ppt or .pptx file and an internet connection [12].

Copilot in PowerPoint on Mac, web, iPad and phones

Copilot in PowerPoint creates and edits decks on Windows, Mac, the web and iPad; on iPhone and Android phones it summarises a presentation and answers questions about it. Microsoft's mobile page says that, for an eligible subscription, Copilot in PowerPoint "is currently only available on iPad devices, along with Mac and Windows"; Android tablets are not on that list [11][16].

If you build decks between meetings on a phone, Copilot in PowerPoint is a reader there, not a builder. NOXI runs in the phone browser: generate, edit with AI, present and share.

Is Copilot good for PowerPoint? Where it leads

Yes, for anyone whose deck must stay a PowerPoint file in a Microsoft 365 organisation. Copilot works inside the .pptx, your template and your tenant, runs on Windows, Mac, the web and iPad, and leads NOXI on rubric P's "where it runs" criterion (5 against 4) [11].

If two of these rows describe your week, Copilot fits those decks, whatever the total says. Our ranking of AI add-ins for PowerPoint scores the other assistants that work inside PowerPoint.

How Copilot compares with ChatGPT, Gamma and Gemini on the same rules

On the same seven rules on 26 October 2026, ChatGPT scores 90, Copilot in PowerPoint 83, Gamma 83 and Gemini in Google Slides 66; Copilot is listed above Gamma on the P1 tie-break (5 against 3). ChatGPT's 7-point lead over Copilot comes from its free plan (4 against 2) and import (5 against 4: all five file types with a stated size limit). The Gamma vs PowerPoint comparison prints the Gamma row cell by cell.

Copilot in PowerPoint: languages and Arabic

Arabic is on Microsoft's list of languages for Copilot prompts and responses, for both work or school and personal accounts (page last updated September 2026), but Copilot's pages make no statement about right-to-left slide layout [15]. That is why Copilot scores 4 on P5 and NOXI 5.

Three more lines matter for non-English decks. The FAQ says "The quality is expected to be highest in English", and Design Suggestions "only officially supports results of the locale "en-US"" [12]. Hindi is listed for personal accounts only [15]. And PowerPoint itself handles right-to-left text [26], so an Arabic deck Copilot writes inside a right-to-left template keeps that direction, while an English template stays left-to-right until you mirror it.

Arabic decks in NOXI

NOXI has a full Arabic interface and right-to-left slides: slide direction follows the content, timelines and tables run right to left, four Arabic fonts are available, and Arabic and English can share a slide. The editable .pptx embeds the fonts, Arabic included, so the file opens with your typography. Translate a deck creates a separate Arabic or English version of a deck you already have.

Does Copilot train on my presentations?

No, by Microsoft's own statements. On home plans, "Prompts, responses, and your file contents when using Copilot in Microsoft 365 apps aren't used to train foundation models" [20]. At work, "Prompts, responses, and data accessed through Microsoft Graph aren't used to train foundation LLMs" [21].

Microsoft adds that optional customer feedback may be used to improve Copilot [20]. NOXI's privacy policy (updated 20 September 2026) states: "We do not use your presentations, prompts, or uploaded files to train or fine-tune AI models" [28].

What these rules don't measure

Rubric P measures what a vendor documents before you pay, not design quality, speed, accuracy, presenting features or IT fit, and it gives NOXI a 5 on six of seven criteria, so read it with this list beside it.

• Working inside the file your organisation already uses. Copilot edits the .pptx in place, with Brand Kit, and needs no new tool approved [11][18].
• PowerPoint's own design and presenting tools. Designer offers design ideas to Microsoft 365 subscribers on desktop [25]; Zoom creates "a landing page where you can see the pieces of your presentation all at once" [23]; Morph animates movement between slides [24]. No rubric P criterion scores them.
• Tenant governance and organisation context. Admins choose the connectors Copilot may read and publish templates to the Organization Asset Library [13][12]. That control matters to IT teams and is not scored.
• Custom skills. Since 6 October 2026, Windows users can build their own Copilot skills for repeated presentation tasks [22].
• Output quality, speed and accuracy. No official page measures them in a form a printed rule can score; check every figure against its source, whichever tool made it.

The fair test is your own: run one real brief through both and compare the slides you would actually send.

Worked example: one trainer, Copilot, NOXI or both

A trainer who already pays $99.99 a year for Microsoft 365 Personal gets Copilot at no extra cost and can build researched and Arabic decks in NOXI for $0; a five-person work team would pay $1,080 in the first year.

Step 1: what her plan already includes

Microsoft 365 Personal includes Copilot in PowerPoint for one person, the owner [3][9]. On yearly billing she pays $99.99; monthly billing would cost 12 × $9.99 = $119.88, so yearly saves $119.88 − $99.99 = $19.89, which is $19.89 ÷ $119.88 = 16.6% less. She uses Copilot for the 5 monthly updates to client files, because those files carry each client's template.

Step 2: what NOXI's free allowance covers

The 3 researched decks and the 2 Arabic decks go to NOXI: 5 × 25 = 125 credits a month, 12.5% of the 1,000-credit allowance. Over a year that is 12 × 125 = 1,500 credits out of 12 × 1,000 = 12,000. Even if all 10 decks went to NOXI, 10 × 25 = 250 credits would use 25% of the month's allowance. NOXI costs her $0.

Step 3: the team option

The promotion saves $1,260 − $1,080 = $180 in the first year, $180 ÷ $1,260 = 14.3%. The add-on sits on top of a Business plan the team must already pay for; the $1,410 bundle includes Business Standard [4].

Step 4: re-weight the rules to her priorities

She already pays for Microsoft 365 and cares that a deck can be worked on inside PowerPoint, so she moves the 10 points of P6 (free plan) to P7 (where it runs): P6 = 0, P7 = 20. Check: 20 + 20 + 15 + 15 + 10 + 0 + 20 = 100.

NOXI still leads, 96 to 89; the gap shrinks from 15 to 7 because Copilot leads on the criterion she weights more. Hannah keeps Microsoft 365 Personal and uses Copilot for updates inside her clients' files; NOXI builds the researched decks, with source lines on slides with figures, and the Arabic decks, with right-to-left slides. She sets a review date of 1 January 2027, the day after Microsoft's Business promotion ends. Your weights will differ: write down the jobs you pay for, re-weight, and recompute.

Here are three slides from the deck NOXI built for this article's worked example, unedited.

Where NOXI fits

NOXI is our pick for a free editable PowerPoint with a source line on every slide with figures, right-to-left Arabic layouts, and decks built from files beyond one Word document.

Describe your topic and NOXI builds the full deck; you can review the outline first or generate straight away, and watch each slide being built. When you start from a prompt, NOXI researches the topic on the web first, and slides with figures carry a source line linking to where each number came from. NOXI adds images where a slide needs one, and twelve chart types are built from your data or from researched figures; you can edit the numbers inside NOXI.

Upload a PDF, Word document, Excel or CSV file, PowerPoint or image, up to 200 MB, and NOXI turns it into a structured deck; it can also beautify, restructure, complete or reformat a deck you already have. Invite people by email or link to edit together in real time, and restore earlier versions.

Three prompts for a NOXI deck

Build it: beautify a Copilot deck in NOXI

To give a Copilot draft a designed finish, attach the .pptx in NOXI, choose Beautify my deck, let NOXI rebuild the layout while it keeps the content, edit by chat, then download an editable PowerPoint or a PDF. Our scored guide to AI that makes a PowerPoint look better compares this route with other redesign tools. One flow, six steps:

Copilot in PowerPoint and NOXI vs Copilot: FAQ

Is Copilot in PowerPoint free?

No. Microsoft says Copilot in PowerPoint "isn't included with the free version of PowerPoint". It comes with Microsoft 365 Personal, Family, Premium and Pro, from $9.99 a month, or with a work Copilot licence. Microsoft offers a one-month trial of Personal, Family and Premium, checked on 26 October 2026.

How do I get Copilot in PowerPoint?

Subscribe to Microsoft 365 Personal, Family, Premium or Pro on a personal account, or ask your organisation for a Microsoft 365 Copilot licence, such as the Copilot Business add-on at $18 per user a month paid yearly until 31 December 2026. Then open PowerPoint and select the Copilot button in the lower-right corner.

Why is Copilot not showing in my PowerPoint?

Look in the lower-right corner first: Microsoft moved Copilot into one Dynamic Action Button there. If it is missing, install Office updates, refresh your licence under File, Account, check that a business account is not on the Semi-Annual Enterprise Channel, and turn on two privacy settings for connected experiences.

Can Copilot make a PowerPoint on iPhone?

Not according to Microsoft's pages. Microsoft says Copilot in PowerPoint is currently available on iPad, along with Mac and Windows, for an eligible subscription. On iPhone and Android phones it summarises a presentation shared with you and answers questions about it. Android tablets are not on Microsoft's list.

Does Copilot in PowerPoint work on Mac?

Yes. Microsoft's edit page, last updated October 2026, says Copilot, including Brand Kit, is available in PowerPoint for Windows, Mac and the web. If the button is missing on a Mac, update Office for Mac, then use About, More Info and Refresh License, and check the two privacy settings in Preferences.

Can Copilot create a presentation from a PDF?

On a work account, yes: Microsoft says Copilot for work users can also use a PDF, and encrypted files are included. On home plans Copilot builds a deck from a single Word file, ideally under 24 MB. Since July 2026, Agent Mode on desktop can also take an attached image when creating a presentation.

Does Copilot in PowerPoint support Arabic?

Arabic is on Microsoft's language list for Copilot prompts and responses, for work and personal accounts, but Copilot's pages say nothing about right-to-left slide layout. PowerPoint itself handles right-to-left text, so start from a right-to-left template. Microsoft also says quality is expected to be highest in English.

Is Copilot Pro still available?

No. Microsoft says Copilot Pro is no longer available for purchase, and support for existing subscribers ended on 1 August 2026. Microsoft points former Copilot Pro users to Microsoft 365 Premium, $19.99 a month or $199.99 a year in the US, which includes Copilot in PowerPoint and the other Microsoft 365 apps.

Does Copilot train on my slides?

Microsoft says no. On home plans, prompts, responses and file contents used with Copilot in Microsoft 365 apps aren't used to train foundation models. On work plans, prompts, responses and data accessed through Microsoft Graph aren't used to train foundation models either. Optional feedback you send may be used to improve Copilot.

What's the difference between Copilot and NOXI?

Copilot works inside PowerPoint for Microsoft 365 users; NOXI is a free AI presentation maker that exports an editable PowerPoint. On seven printed rules (26 October 2026) NOXI scores 98 and Copilot 83. Copilot leads on where it runs; NOXI leads on sources on slides, its free plan, imports and Arabic layouts.

Sources & methodology

Every Microsoft fact comes from Microsoft's own support, pricing, roadmap, Learn and investor pages, opened without signing in on the US English pages. NOXI's cells rest on NOXI's product documentation and its public pages. The two score rows are copied from our shared table, verified on 25–26 October 2026: documented capability, not a hands-on test. Hannah Weiss and Weiss Training are fictional; every calculation was checked twice. All sources were checked on 26 October 2026.

• [1] "we now have over 30 million paid Microsoft 365 Copilot seats" (Wednesday, July 29, 2026) — Microsoft, FY26 Q4 earnings conference call. Checked 26 October 2026.
• [2] "M365 consumer subscriptions grew 7% to over 90 million" (Wednesday, October 29, 2025) — Microsoft, FY26 Q1 earnings conference call. Checked 26 October 2026.
• [3] Microsoft 365 Personal $9.99 a month or $99.99 a year, Family $12.99 or $129.99, Premium $19.99 or $199.99, Pro $99.99 monthly billing only; "a one-month trial of Microsoft 365 Personal, Family, and Premium"; "limited free version of Copilot"; "automatically renews unless canceled" — Microsoft, Copilot pricing for individuals. Checked 26 October 2026.
• [4] Copilot Business add-on "Originally starting from $21.00 now starting from $18.00" per user a month, paid yearly; $25.20 monthly; offer "between July 1, 2026, and December 31, 2026", first year only, for existing eligible Business customers; Business Standard with Copilot $23.50 and Business Premium with Copilot $32 per user a month paid yearly; "Usage-based billing for select advanced AI features" — Microsoft, Copilot for business pricing. Checked 26 October 2026.
• [5] Copilot icon at the bottom-right; questions about audience, length, template and images; starting from your organisation's template; "Copilot works best with Word documents that are smaller than 24 MB" (last updated October 2026) — Microsoft Support, Create a new presentation with Copilot in PowerPoint. Checked 26 October 2026.
• [6] "Copilot Pro is no longer available for purchase; existing subscribers can continue using it until they cancel or support ends on August 1, 2026" — Microsoft Support, About Microsoft Copilot Pro. Checked 26 October 2026.
• [7] "Copilot in PowerPoint is available with a Microsoft 365 subscription. It isn't included with the free version of PowerPoint." — Microsoft, AI PowerPoint generator. Checked 26 October 2026.
• [8] "AI features are not available in Microsoft 365 Basic"; AI features "only available to subscription owner and cannot be shared"; "Generate a presentation outline and format with Copilot in PowerPoint" row — Microsoft, Compare all Microsoft 365 plans. Checked 26 October 2026.
• [9] Personal, Family or Premium subscribers have access, "and only the subscription owner can use Copilot in the desktop apps"; work levels Copilot Chat (Basic), M365 Copilot (Basic) and M365 Copilot (Premium) (last updated April 2026) — Microsoft Support, What Copilot license do I have? Checked 26 October 2026.
• [10] Microsoft 365 Copilot add-on $30.00 per user a month, paid yearly, with "Copilot in apps such as Microsoft Teams, Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, and Excel"; Copilot Chat included with eligible Microsoft 365 — Microsoft, Copilot for enterprise pricing. Checked 26 October 2026.
• [11] Copilot "generates or edits content directly within PowerPoint"; interactive slides "like dashboards, timelines"; "Update slides 4-6 for a UK audience."; "Make the image on this slide photorealistic."; Brand Kit for enterprise users with a Copilot licence; "available in PowerPoint for Windows, Mac, and the web" (last updated October 2026) — Microsoft Support, Edit with Copilot in PowerPoint. Checked 26 October 2026.
• [12] Home: "a single Word file"; work: "also have the option to use a PDF, and encrypted files will be included"; "quality is expected to be highest in English"; Design Suggestions "en-US"; ".ppt, .pptx" files and an internet connection; some features "only work if the user also has a Designer license"; branding for users licensed with Microsoft Copilot through the Organization Asset Library — Microsoft Support, Frequently asked questions about Copilot in PowerPoint. Checked 26 October 2026.
• [13] "Connectors let Copilot in PowerPoint use information from connected apps"; "Copilot's response cites the sources it uses"; "review the connectors enabled by your admin" — Microsoft Support, Connectors with Copilot in PowerPoint. Checked 26 October 2026.
• [14] "Attach and reference an image when creating a presentation with Copilot in PowerPoint using Agent Mode"; platform Desktop; status Launched; general availability July 2026 (Roadmap ID 555881, modified 22 September 2026) — Microsoft 365 Roadmap, 555881. Checked 26 October 2026.
• [15] Arabic listed for "Work or school accounts" and "Personal Microsoft accounts"; Hindi in the personal list only; no right-to-left layout statement (last updated September 2026) — Microsoft Support, Supported languages for Microsoft Copilot. Checked 26 October 2026.
• [16] "Copilot in PowerPoint is currently only available on iPad devices, along with Mac and Windows"; phones: "ask questions and get a quick summary" — Microsoft Support, Copilot in PowerPoint for mobile devices. Checked 26 October 2026.
• [17] "the Copilot Dynamic Action Button, anchored in the lower-right corner"; Install Office updates; Update License (Windows) and Refresh License (Mac); Current or Monthly Enterprise Channel; "Experiences that analyze your content" and "All connected experiences"; web: refresh and third-party cookies (last updated July 2026) — Microsoft Support, How to find and enable a missing Copilot button. Checked 26 October 2026.
• [18] Brand Kit: "Select your .potx file or .pptx file", from the Organization Asset Library; both .pptx and .potx supported (last updated July 2026) — Microsoft Support, Keep your presentation on brand with Copilot. Checked 26 October 2026.
• [19] Official brand kits: "This feature requires a Microsoft Copilot Premium license" — Microsoft Support, Create and manage official brand kits. Checked 26 October 2026.
• [20] "Prompts, responses, and your file contents when using Copilot in Microsoft 365 apps aren't used to train foundation models"; optional feedback may be used to improve Copilot — Microsoft Support, Copilot in Microsoft 365 apps for home: your data and privacy. Checked 26 October 2026.
• [21] "Prompts, responses, and data accessed through Microsoft Graph aren't used to train foundation LLMs" — Microsoft Learn, Data, privacy and security for Microsoft 365 Copilot. Checked 26 October 2026.
• [22] "Create custom skills in Copilot in PowerPoint [Windows]"; updates released between 22 September and 6 October 2026 — Microsoft Learn, Microsoft 365 Copilot release notes. Checked 26 October 2026.
• [23] "A summary zoom is like a landing page where you can see the pieces of your presentation all at once" — Microsoft Support, Use Zoom for PowerPoint. Checked 26 October 2026.
• [24] The Morph transition animates smooth movement from one slide to the next — Microsoft Support, Use the Morph transition in PowerPoint. Checked 26 October 2026.
• [25] Designer "improves slides for Microsoft 365 subscribers by automatically generating design ideas"; on desktop, only subscribers get design suggestions — Microsoft Support, Create professional slide layouts with Designer. Checked 26 October 2026.
• [26] Right-to-left language features across Office apps, PowerPoint included — Microsoft Support, Using right-to-left languages in Office. Checked 26 October 2026.
• [27] One server address, https://mcp.noxi.ai/mcp, for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code and Codex; sign in to NOXI to connect — NOXI, Connect NOXI to your AI assistant. Checked 26 October 2026.
• [28] "We do not use your presentations, prompts, or uploaded files to train or fine-tune AI models" (last updated 20 September 2026) — NOXI, Privacy Policy. Checked 26 October 2026.
• [29] "Microsoft 365 Pro is a subscription that includes the highest usage available for Copilot"; AI benefits only for the subscription owner (last updated August 2026) — Microsoft Support, Where can I get Microsoft Copilot? Checked 26 October 2026.

Made a draft with Copilot? Attach it in NOXI, choose Beautify my deck, and download it free as an editable PowerPoint or a PDF.