How to Change Copilot Voice in Windows 11
Changing the Copilot voice in Windows 11 lets you pick a new sound for your built-in AI helper from four built-in options: Grove, Wave, Meadow, and Canyon.
Copilot is the AI assistant built into Windows 11 that answers questions, helps you write text, and changes your computer settings out loud. Switching to a tone you prefer takes just a few clicks in your settings menu.
Change Copilot’s voice by opening Copilot, clicking the Settings icon, selecting Voice, and choosing from Grove, Wave, Meadow, or Canyon. Copilot will use the selected voice for all spoken responses.
How to Change the Voice for Copilot
You can change Copilot voice settings directly through your profile menu in the app or website. Open Copilot, sign in with your Microsoft account, click your profile picture in the top right corner, and pick a new voice style from the audio options to update how the assistant sounds.
- Open Copilot by visiting copilot.microsoft.com or by clicking the Copilot app on your Windows taskbar.
- Make sure you sign in to Copilot if you have not done so already.
- Click the Settings icon (your profile picture) in the top right corner.
- Select Voice from the menu.
Select the preferred audio style from the available options:
- Grove
- Wave
- Meadow (this is the default)
- Canyon
The application applies the new speech profile instantly to all subsequent output. Choosing a specific tone means the software uses that exact sound profile for every upcoming reply.
Summary
You have four different speech profiles to choose from when you change Copilot voice settings: Grove, Wave, Meadow, and Canyon. Pick any of these options in the audio settings menu to customize how the assistant sounds to match your personal preferences.
- Simple Steps: You can find the voice settings right inside the Copilot menu.
- Choices: You have four voice styles to choose from: Grove, Wave, Meadow, and Canyon.
- Customization: Changing the voice makes your interactions with the AI feel more comfortable and personal to you.
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