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How to Create Podcast of Page with Copilot in Microsoft Edge on Windows 11

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Jun 8, 2026 Updated Sep 15, 2026 1 min read
Desktop with browser and AI podcast panel
Desktop with browser and AI podcast panel

The “Create Podcast” feature in Microsoft Edge turns any webpage into spoken audio using AI, letting you listen to long articles, news stories, and blog posts instead of reading them on your Windows 11 PC.

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This tool converts text into a podcast format for your commute, a workout, or whenever you want to rest your eyes. Make sure the Copilot sidebar is turned on in your browser settings before you begin.

⚡ Quick Answer

To create a podcast from a webpage in Microsoft Edge, first ensure the Copilot button is enabled in your toolbar settings. Then, right-click on the webpage, select “Ask Copilot,” and choose “Create Podcast.” You can then listen to the generated audio from the Copilot sidebar.

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Here’s How:

  1. Open Microsoft Edge.
  2. Go to a webpage you want to turn into a podcast.
  3. Right-click on an empty spot on the page.
  4. Click or tap on “Ask Copilot”.
  5. Click or tap on “Create Podcast”.
  6. Copilot will now start creating the podcast.
  7. You can now “Listen” to the podcast when it’s ready.
Microsoft Edge Copilot creating a podcast from a webpage.
Microsoft Edge Copilot creating a podcast from a webpage.
Copilot sidebar in Microsoft Edge showing podcast creation progress.
Copilot sidebar in Microsoft Edge showing podcast creation progress.
Microsoft Edge Copilot podcast creation complete, ready to listen.
Microsoft Edge Copilot podcast creation complete, ready to listen.

You can create podcast edge content directly from any webpage using the built-in Microsoft Edge browser features. To do this, open Microsoft Edge, go to the page you want to convert, right-click any empty space, and select Ask Copilot. From the menu that appears, choose Create Podcast to let the AI generate an audio version you can listen to right away.

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Web articles no longer require staring at a screen from start to finish.

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