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Learning how to use Microsoft's Copilot AI to add images to PowerPoint will save you lots of time in the long run. You won’t need to manually scour stock image libraries looking for a perfect photo or illustration and you can even make use of art that will fit your presentation like a glove. Thanks to the magic of AI , finding and using images takes seconds and the good news is that they are entirely free to use.
Every stock and AI-generated image is royalty free and, provided you use them exclusively within Microsoft 365 and Office apps, you can do what you like with Copilot’s creative content. Since Copilot’s image generator is built on the same underlying DALL-E-3 model used in ChatGPT , you’re also benefiting from a tried-and-tested feature. It’s why we’ve said Copilot Designer is one of the best AI image generators out there and it’s going to help your presentation-creating workflow no end.
So with all of that in mind, let’s take a closer look at how to use Copilot to add images to PowerPoint. How to use Copilot to add stock images to PowerPoint If you want to use a stock image — whether a photo taken with a camera or an illustration — you can ask Copilot to suggest one. How to ask Copilot to generate an image for PowerPoint Copilot Pro customers are able to use DALL-E 3 to generate AI images that can be immediately placed on to a slide.
This currently works on the web version and Windows version of PowerPoint. And there you go. You now know how to use Copilot to add images to Powerpoint.
There are many other things you can do with Copilot, too, such as learn 7 prompts to get the most out of Microsoft Pilot or discover how to use the Restyle Image feature on your CoPilot + PC . Maybe check out how Microsoft’s new AI model can turn still images into gifs too..
