Used For

• +**Spending 3 hours formatting bullet points and finding stock photos** → Paste your content, get a polished deck in 10 minutes
• +**Your team edits different versions of the same presentation** → Everyone works on the same file simultaneously, no more "final_v2_FINAL.pptx"
• +**Client presentations look like 2005 PowerPoint templates** → AI suggests modern layouts and adds relevant visuals automatically
• +Scrollable card format instead of slides - executives love scannable content over 47-slide decks
• +Auto-transcribes Zoom calls and turns them into presentation summaries

Best For

• >Your design skills peaked in middle school but clients expect polished decks
• >Distributed team needs real-time collaboration without the Google Slides lag
• >You're creating 5+ presentations per week and losing your sanity

Not For

• -Companies with strict brand guidelines — AI follows templates, not your pixel-perfect style guide
• -Teams needing on-premise deployment — it's cloud-only, period
• -Anyone wanting advanced animations or custom coding — this prioritizes speed over design control

Pairs With

• *Zoom (automatically creates presentation summaries from your meeting transcripts)
• *Slack (where you share deck links and teammates actually click them because they're mobile-friendly)
• *Google Drive (to store the raw content before Gamma makes it pretty)
• *Asana (pulls project data to auto-generate status report presentations)
• *Figma (for when you need actual custom design work that Gamma can't handle)

The Catch

• !The AI designs look professional but templated — your presentations might look like everyone else's
• !Cloud-only means no offline editing when your WiFi decides to die during crunch time
• !Zapier integration costs extra if you want the fancy automation features they demo

Bottom Line

Finally, presentations that don't take 3 hours to make look decent.