Monday, November 10, 2025

Copilot on Windows Can Now Export Office Docs

Copilot on Windows Can Now Export Office Docs

Create Word, Excel, PowerPoint, or PDF files right from your desktop using a simple prompt.

By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor 
November 10, 2025


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Need to draft a document but don’t want to open Word or Excel? 

Here's a Cool Tip:  Use Copilot for Windows to Export Office Docs.

With the latest update to Copilot on Windows, you can now generate full Office files using plain language, all without launching a single app.

This new feature is built for speed and simplicity.

Copilot Can Now Create Office Documents

Feature Explanation

Microsoft has added a new export option to the Copilot app on Windows 11

When you type a prompt like “Create a budget spreadsheet for Q4,” Copilot generates a response. 

If the response is long enough, typically around 600 characters or more, you’ll see an export button. 

From there, you can save the content as a Word, Excel, PowerPoint, or PDF file.

This feature is only available in the Windows Copilot app (version 1.25095.161.0 or newer). 

It does not work in the web version of Copilot and you’ll need a Microsoft 365 subscription to use it.

What You’ll Gain
  • Quick file creation: Generate and save documents in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, or PDF.
  • No formatting required: Just describe what you need in plain language.
  • One-click export: Save locally or to OneDrive without opening Office apps.
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Step-by-Step Instructions

Here's how to do it.

Downloading the Copilot App for Windows
  1. Open the Microsoft Store on your Windows 11 device.
  2. Search for “Copilot”.
  3. Select Microsoft Copilot from the results.
  4. Click Install.
  5. Once installed, launch Copilot from the taskbar or press Win + C.

Using the Export Feature
  1. Open Copilot from the taskbar or shortcut.
  2. Type a prompt like “Create a one-page summary of our Q3 sales”.
  3. Review the generated content.
  4. If the response is long enough, click the export icon.
  5. Choose Word, Excel, PowerPoint, or PDF.
  6. Save the file or open it in the matching Office app.
Export to Word from Copilot

fig. 1 - Export to Word, PDF, Excel and PowerPoint from Copilot


Pros and Cons

Pros
  • Fast document creation for common tasks.
  • No need to open Word, Excel, or PowerPoint.
  • Supports multiple formats including PDF.

Cons
  • Only works in the Windows Copilot app.
  • Requires Microsoft 365.
  • Export button only appears for longer responses.

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Feature Access
  • This feature is currently rolling out to Windows 11 users with Copilot app version 1.25095.161.0 or newer.
  • Requires a Microsoft 365 subscription.
  • Not available on the web, mobile, or older Windows versions.
  • Export button appears only for longer responses.

Score

Criterion | Score (0–10)  |  Justification

Value 8
Saves time and simplifies file creation for Office users.

Usability 7
Easy to use, but limited to longer responses and Windows only.

Wow Factor 8
Turning a prompt into a ready-to-save file is genuinely useful.

Total: 23/30 Tier: 👍 Good.
A practical upgrade for Windows users who rely on Office, though not yet available everywhere.

Key Takeaways

Copilot’s new export feature lets Windows users create and save Office files from a simple prompt. 

It’s fast, intuitive, and ideal for quick drafts. 

Just keep in mind it only works in the Windows Copilot app.

Cool Tip Snapshot
  • Feature Name: Copilot Document Export
  • Platform(s): Windows 11 (Copilot app only)
  • Quick Benefit: Create and save Word, Excel, PowerPoint, or PDF files from a prompt
  • Access Type: Subscription (Microsoft 365), Rolling Out

Try It Yourself

Download the Copilot app from the Microsoft Store, open it, and ask it to “create a weekly planner in Excel.” 

If the response is long enough, export it with one click. 

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