How to Create Podcast of Page with Copilot in Microsoft Edge on Windows 11
Microsoft Edge’s Copilot lets you create a podcast from any webpage on Windows 11.
Copilot, the AI assistant built into Microsoft Edge, turns webpage text into spoken audio. This feature allows you to listen to articles like a podcast, making tasks easier and faster.
This new function is great for consuming web content when you can’t look at your screen, like during a commute or while working out. You can find the “Create Podcast” option conveniently located within the Copilot sidebar.
To get started, make sure the “Show Copilot button in toolbar” option is turned on in Edge’s settings. Once that’s set up, simply right-click on any webpage and select “Ask Copilot” to see the podcast creation tool.
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.
Here’s How:
- Open Microsoft Edge.
- Go to a webpage you want to turn into a podcast.
- Right-click on an empty spot on the page.
- Click or tap on “Ask Copilot”.
- Click or tap on “Create Podcast”.
- Copilot will now start creating the podcast.
- You can now “Listen” to the podcast when it’s ready.



You can easily create a podcast from any webpage using Microsoft Edge and its Copilot feature. Just open Edge, go to the page you want, right-click, and choose ‘Ask Copilot’ followed by ‘Create Podcast’ to start the process. Once ready, you can listen to your new podcast directly.
Podcasts in Microsoft Copilot | Microsoft Support
Summary
This guide showed you how to create a podcast from a webpage with Copilot in Microsoft Edge, allowing you to listen to web content on the go.
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