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Use a brand kit from Copilot in PowerPoint
Once your brand kit is available, apply it in one click in PowerPoint via the Copilot pane: colors, fonts, images and brand voice are applied automatically to your slides.
✅ How to
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Open the Copilot pane in PowerPoint (Copilot button in the Home ribbon), on Windows, Mac or the web, when creating or formatting a presentation.
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Start “Create a presentation” (or “Format”), then open the “+” menu: the pane offers the Select brand option.

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Pick your kit from the list : Personal, Shared or Official. An « Official » kit (approved by your organization) is recognizable by the small briefcase shown at the top of its thumbnail: the other kits, personal or shared, have no icon. The “Manage brand kits” button lets you create or edit one.

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Copilot generates the slides from your template and automatically applies colors, fonts, images and brand voice.
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💡 Good to know: Copilot relies first on the example slides in your template. The more varied layouts your template contains (Title, Agenda, Content, Data-viz, Q&A, Conclusion…), the more faithful the result is to your brand.
⚡ Prompt to copy
Create an 8-slide presentation about [topic] applying my brand kit [kit name]: a title slide, an agenda, 4 content slides with a visual, one data-viz slide and a conclusion with a call to action.
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