Copilot in Word can now summarize documents up to 80,000 words

Microsoft has released an exciting update for its generative AI assistant, Copilot, which promises to enhance productivity for Word users greatly. The new feature allows Copilot to create much longer document summaries than before, benefiting those who work with large files like legal documents or financial records.

Copilot can now handle documents of up to 80 thousand words

One of the most popular features of Copilot in Word is document summarization. With the latest update, Microsoft has expanded this feature to support summaries for documents up to 80,000 words—about four times the previous capacity. This is especially useful for professionals who work with large documents and need a quick and efficient way to get an overview of the content.

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Using this new Copilot feature is simple. Open your document in Word and click on the Copilot button on the Home tab. Then, type the command “Summarize this doc” in the Copilot chat box, and within seconds, you’ll receive a summary of the document. If unsatisfied with the result, you can repeat the process to get a new summary.

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Word Online creating a summary using Copilot

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This update significantly improves efficiency by saving time when working with long documents, making it easier to review and edit content—a crucial benefit in professional environments where time is valuable.

The new long document summary feature is available to all Copilot users on the web and the web edition of the Word app. Microsoft continues to listen to user feedback and improve its tools to meet their needs.

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With this update, Microsoft demonstrates its commitment to innovation and the continuous improvement of its products, offering tools that make a real difference in daily productivity.

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