OpenAI brings ChatGPT to PowerPoint with AI-powered slide creation and editing features

You can now add ChatGPT to PowerPoint - Engadget

OpenAI is now letting you give your presentations the AI treatment. The company announced that ChatGPT is available in Microsoft PowerPoint. The chatbot can create new presentation slides, as well as editing and updating existing ones. As with many of ChatGPT's capabilities, it takes action based on natural language prompts or by pulling material from connected services like Gmail, Outlook or Sharepoint. The PowerPoint feature is in beta, but most OpenAI users can get to work with it now, including those on the free access tier and subscribers through the corporate-focused ChatGPT Business. This is a feature rival Anthropic has offered with its Claude chatbot since September. (Google's Gemini, of course, integrates nicely with the company's Slides platform.) With OpenAI potentially gearing up for what's sure to be an obscenely valued IPO, it makes sense that the company is mirroring as many of its competitors' capabilities as possible. PowerPoint was a bit of an outlier, since ChatGPT is already up and rolling in several other enterprise tools such as Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets.

ChatGPT can now make your presentation using text prompts: Here is how

OpenAI has introduced a new feature that lets users create and edit PowerPoint presentations using ChatGPT. The feature, called ChatGPT for PowerPoint, is currently available in beta and allows users to build presentation slides with simple text prompts. With this integration, users no longer need to manually create every slide from scratch. Instead, they can ask ChatGPT to turn notes, documents, spreadsheets or images into a proper presentation deck. The AI can also rewrite content, shorten long paragraphs, improve slide structure and make presentations look more professional while keeping them editable inside PowerPoint. The new feature is available globally for ChatGPT Business, Enterprise, Edu, Teachers, and K-12 users. OpenAI is also rolling it out for Free, Go, Plus and Pro users. Also read: ChatGPT solves 80 year old math problem that puzzled researchers for years One of the key highlights is that ChatGPT works directly inside Microsoft PowerPoint and understands the structure of the presentation. The AI can also help identify weak parts of a presentation by suggesting what information may be missing or what questions an audience might ask during a meeting. For example, users can type prompts like: Note that there are some limitations. OpenAI explains, 'Some advanced PowerPoint capabilities may not be supported yet, including complex formatting like template or font handling. ChatGPT can make mistakes and may change or delete content if a request is unclear, so be specific, review what changed, and keep a copy of important decks.' Also read: OpenAI introduces Guaranteed Capacity offering: What is it and what it promises To start using the feature, users first need to install the ChatGPT add-in inside Microsoft PowerPoint. Here are the steps: