Create an infographic from Notebooks, based on your own content

✅ How to

1. 1Notebooks, and opening it from OneNoteCopilot Notebooks are spaces where you gather everything about a topic: documents, presentations, notes, web pages. Good news: you can open a notebook straight from OneNote, the note-taking app many people already use. No need to switch tools, your notes and your notebook live in the same place. Once your sources are gathered, Copilot can reason over them and produce different formats: audio overview, study guide, mind map… and, what we're after here, an infographic.
2. 2Gather your sources in the notebookIt all starts from the content you reference. In our example, the « Thunderbolt Specifications » notebook gathers several sources around a fictional e-bike: technical specs, presentations, launch plan. This matters: the infographic will only be generated from this content, not from made-up information. The richer and more up-to-date your sources, the more relevant and faithful the visual.
3. 3Open « Create » and choose « Infographic »In the notebook's left menu, click « Create ». Under « Quick create with Copilot », you'll find several formats: Audio overview, Mind map, Study guide… and « Infographic ». This option is part of the advanced capabilities (labeled « Frontier ») reserved for users with a Copilot license. One click, and off you go.
   

   The « Create » menu: the « Infographic (Frontier) » option, for licensed users.

4. 4Copilot generates the infographic from your contentCopilot then starts creating. Behind the scenes, the instruction is clear: produce a polished, dense infographic strictly from the notebook's content. Let it work for a few moments (« Give me a moment… ») while staying on the page. You don't have to format anything yourself: Copilot picks the structure, the charts and the information hierarchy.
   
5. 5The result: a complete infographic, ready to downloadIn seconds, you get a professional visual: key figures, comparisons, charts, launch timeline, all cleanly laid out from the Thunderbolt specs. It appears under the notebook's « Created content » (you'll find it again later), and the « Download » button lets you export it to drop into a presentation, an email or a meeting deck.
   

   The infographic generated from the notebook sources, with the « Download » button.

6. 6What to rememberNotebooks, reachable from OneNote, isn't just a binder: with a license, its « Create » menu turns the content you've gathered into a full infographic, with no design skills needed. You gather your sources, click « Infographic », Copilot lays it out, and you download it. The fastest way to go from a folder of specs to a clear, shareable visual.

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