Can I migrate from Kimi to Copilot right now?

Yes. AIMover supports Kimi to Copilot migrations today. The exact experience depends on Copilot's setup surface, so your kit is generated to match manual setup with notebook-formatted files.

What does AIMover move from Kimi?

AIMover works from the partial export available for Kimi. That means we preserve the exported conversations and rebuild instructions, memory cues, and context assets from that source material.

How do I set up the result in Copilot?

Manual setup with notebook-formatted files. Open copilot.microsoft.com and create a new conversation. Paste memory/memory-import.md (or upload the file) and ask Copilot to remember it.

What if the destination model has limits on import or memory?

Copilot has its own platform constraints. AIMover does not hide those limits. Instead, we generate the best possible kit and make the manual steps explicit so you know exactly what is transferred, what is guided, and what remains limited by the destination.

Guided knowledge setup

Bring Kimi context into Microsoft Copilot without rebuilding it

Kimi exports work best when you move the threads that matter most. AIMover converts that export into notebook-style files, instructions, and a setup playbook for Copilot, then walks you through the exact next step because Copilot relies on manual setup with notebook-formatted files.

Kimi export path

Partial Export route, .md / .txt input, typically ~5 min.

Copilot setup path

Manual setup with notebook-formatted files. Estimated setup time: about 25 minutes.

What to expect

Once you upload your Kimi data, AIMover prepares the kit and helps you complete manual setup with notebook-formatted files.

What you get

A migration kit built for this move, not a generic export dump.

Copilot-ready conversation assets rebuilt from your Kimi export

A memory summary and instruction block tuned for Copilot

A setup guide that reflects manual setup with notebook-formatted files

An export package you can review before you apply anything to the destination model

How this migration works

Step 1

Export from Kimi

Let's grab your data from Kimi Use the partial export flow and upload the .md / .txt file to AIMover.

Step 2

Generate the migration kit

AIMover reorganizes conversations, preferences, and instructions into notebook-style files, instructions, and a setup playbook with route-specific guidance for Copilot.

Step 3

Load Copilot

Manual setup with notebook-formatted files. Open copilot.microsoft.com and create a new conversation.

What transfers / what does not

Item	Status	Detail
Conversation history	guided	AIMover restructures the exported conversations into a migration kit and setup guide for Copilot.
Memory and preferences	guided	Preferences are summarized into an import-ready memory payload for Copilot.
Custom instructions and tone	included	Instruction blocks are rebuilt from your Kimi export so Copilot can pick up your working style faster.
Source completeness	guided	Kimi depends on partial or per-thread export flows, so completeness depends on the threads you upload.
Security and retention	included	Uploads use short-lived links, delete-now controls, and an ephemeral processing model documented in Privacy and Security.

Truth check

What Copilot can and cannot import

Microsoft Copilot (including Copilot Pro) has no mechanism for importing external conversation history. The CSV export from Microsoft's Privacy Dashboard contains activity data, not full conversations.

Truth check

How complete is the Kimi source data?

Partial Export: Kimi lets you copy and export conversations. We'll show you the fastest approach — and how to grab your memories too.

Truth check

What happens to my files after upload?

AIMover uses an ephemeral processing model with short-lived upload links, delete-now controls, and documented privacy/security pages for retention details.

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Bring Kimi context into Microsoft Copilot without rebuilding it

Kimi export path

Partial Export route, .md / .txt input, typically ~5 min.

Copilot setup path

Manual setup with notebook-formatted files. Estimated setup time: about 25 minutes.

What to expect

Once you upload your Kimi data, AIMover prepares the kit and helps you complete manual setup with notebook-formatted files.

Item

Status

Detail

Conversation history

guided

AIMover restructures the exported conversations into a migration kit and setup guide for Copilot.

Memory and preferences

guided

Preferences are summarized into an import-ready memory payload for Copilot.

Custom instructions and tone

included

Instruction blocks are rebuilt from your Kimi export so Copilot can pick up your working style faster.

Source completeness

guided

Kimi depends on partial or per-thread export flows, so completeness depends on the threads you upload.

Security and retention

included

Uploads use short-lived links, delete-now controls, and an ephemeral processing model documented in Privacy and Security.