How long does a webpage-to-PowerPoint conversion take?
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A typical 1 500–3 000 word webpage converts to a 12–18 slide deck in 20–60 seconds. Long-form content (5 000+ words) or batch conversions of multiple URLs take 1–3 minutes per source. There is no manual step in between — paste, wait, download.
End-to-end the pipeline runs four stages: fetch the URL, parse the readable article body, plan the slide outline with the LLM, and render the .pptx. The bottleneck is almost always the LLM planning step (10–40 seconds depending on article length).
If you need to convert many URLs at once, use batch mode (Pro plan and above). Batch jobs run on a worker queue with parallel rendering, so 20 URLs typically finish in 3–5 minutes rather than the 20+ minutes of running them one by one.
For programmatic use cases — for example, generating a deck on every release-notes publish — the API endpoint accepts the URL and returns a job id; poll or wait for the webhook, then download the .pptx. Median latency is comparable to the web flow.