Gamma

Gamma is an AI presentation tool that turns prompts, outlines and documents into slide decks and shareable web pages. It is mainly used to produce a presentable first draft in minutes, then export the deck to PowerPoint, PDF or a link.

#22 in Productivity ToolsPresentation MakersFree plan

Who it's for

Best for

  • Students and teachers turning long documents or notes into a deck overnight
  • Marketers and creators who publish link-shared decks and marketing pieces

Not for

  • Teams needing strict company templates, detailed charts and offline files
  • Designers who need pixel-level layout control and custom grids

Pricing

Free plan$0
Plus$12/seat/mo
Pro$25/seat/mo
Ultra$100/seat/mo

Features

  • Monthly credit allowances

    Paid plans carry monthly credit allowances: 1,000 credits on Plus, 4,000 on Pro and 20,000 on Ultra, which fund generation work across the account.

  • Gamma branding removal

    Removing Gamma branding is listed as a Plus feature, and the Pro and Ultra tiers build on everything included in the Free and Plus plans.

  • Custom branding

    The Pro plan adds custom branding alongside its monthly credit allowance, aimed at decks and pages that carry a company identity.

  • Individual and Business plans

    Pricing is split into Individual and Business sections, with Free, Plus, Pro and Ultra tiers listed under the Individual tab.

  • Monthly or annual billing

    Billing switches between pay monthly and pay annually, and the annual option is advertised as saving up to 28% on the paid tiers.

What users say

Pros

  • Turns an outline or a twenty-page document into a structured first draft in one sitting.
  • Individual slides can be reworked with a plain-language instruction, and the content stays intact.
  • A deck can be published as a web page with a custom URL fast enough to impress a client.
  • Refunds for accidental yearly upgrades or forgotten renewals arrived within minutes of one email.

Cons

  • Clear edit instructions are often ignored, and the tool reports changes it did not make.
  • Decks look nearly identical across topics, with themes that only swap colours and fonts.
  • Exported files break or overflow the page, so decks need repairs in another program.
  • First drafts arrive with stray indentation, text-heavy slides and image placement too coarse to fix quickly.
  • Cards are charged on renewal without a reminder, and refunds stop after a three-day window.
  • The editor and prompt responses lag, and sessions crash or hang during edits.

Summarized from public user reviews and community discussions. View details

Global Traffic Rank

Top 5k

Alternatives

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Free planYesYesYesYes
ProFast first drafts, chat slide edits, quick link publishingGames and demos, diagrams and figures, automationFree ready-made decks, Google Slides editing, fast theme matchingPhone answering, word clouds, quizzes, PPT embeds
Better forPixel-level slide control, detailed charts and clean offline PPTX files that do not break on export.Running live audience polls, quizzes and word clouds answered from mobile phones
Weaker atTurning long documents or outlines into a structured first draft in minutes without manual layout work.Turning long documents or outlines into complete narrative slide decks