Gamma turns a prompt, outline, or imported material into editable presentations, documents, and web-style pages. Its card-based editor combines text, images, and layouts so teams can develop a sales deck, onboarding guide, or campaign presentation without positioning every element manually.
Public rating not verifiedFree plan includes one-time starter AI credits.
Gamma works well for turning a rough outline into a presentable first draft quickly.
Fast first drafts from outlines or existing content
Flexible cards for decks and web-style documents
AI-generated claims need fact-checking
Free credits are a starter allowance, not monthly
Best for:
Solo usersSmall teams
Best use case: Create a concise supplier or partnership pitch.
Create a concise supplier or partnership pitch. Turn an internal process into a visual training guide. Publish an explanation of a product or service.
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Gamma works well for turning a rough outline into a presentable first draft quickly. It is especially useful for explaining a business offer or documenting a process without a dedicated designer. Use the AI draft as a starting point, then tighten the narrative and verify every claim. Pro is easier to justify when custom branding and audience analytics are part of the workflow.
Strengths
Fast first drafts from outlines or existing content
Flexible cards for decks and web-style documents
Paid options remove branding and expand publishing
Imports help reuse existing material
Tradeoffs
AI-generated claims need fact-checking
Free credits are a starter allowance, not monthly
Exported layouts may need final adjustments
Who it suits
Create a concise supplier or partnership pitch.
Turn an internal process into a visual training guide.
Publish an explanation of a product or service.
About Gamma
Gamma turns a prompt, outline, or imported material into editable presentations, documents, and web-style pages. Its card-based editor combines text, images, and layouts so teams can develop a sales deck, onboarding guide, or campaign presentation without positioning every element manually.
Plans add AI credits, longer generated decks, branding controls, and publishing options. The Free plan provides a one-time starter credit allowance, while paid plans replenish credits monthly. Exported slides and generated claims should still be checked before sharing with customers.
Pricing & Plans
Prices use the currency shown. Tax, usage limits and billing terms vary by provider.
Save up to 28% with annual billing
Free
$0/mo
For exploring the editor.
400 one-time signup credits
Up to 10 cards per AI prompt
Presentations, documents, and websites
PDF and PowerPoint import
Full plan details & limits
For exploring the editor.
For exploring the editor. Monthly billing.
Plus
$12/seat/mo
For regular individual presentations.
1,000 monthly credits
Up to 100 cards per prompt
Remove Gamma branding
Expanded AI creation
Full plan details & limits
For regular individual presentations.
For regular individual presentations. Monthly billing.
FeaturesAI-assisted presentations and documents · Card-based visual editing · PDF and PowerPoint import
AI-assisted presentations and documents
Card-based visual editing
PDF and PowerPoint import
Presentation and page sharing
Branding and custom-domain options on paid tiers
Usage analytics on higher plans
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Integrations & connectionsHow Gamma fits into your workflow
Import PDF or PowerPoint material, export presentations, and share web links. Higher tiers support custom domains and richer sharing controls; review exported formatting in the destination app.
Platforms & availabilityWeb App
Free plan: Available. Free trial: Not verified.
Cost considerationsBilling, usage limits and additional fees
Prices are per seat in USD. Plus $12/month or $108/year; Pro $25/month or $216/year; Ultra $100/month or $1,080/year. Free includes 400 signup credits once. Paid credits renew monthly; unused generation capacity and model costs follow Gamma’s credit rules.