Gamma

I go back and forth between Canva and Gamma. Gamma is better at creating thru AI tool. Canva's AI tool is severely lacking but Canva's templates and libraries are much deeper. It's a coin toss right now between the two. Neither blow my socks off but they are both okay at some standard things that increase productivity

I picked Gamma because it just makes slides fast, simple and enough for internal quick sharing session.

As a paying subscriber, my account was suddenly deactivated with no clear explanation. Support only pointed to an automated “terms violation” flagged by their algorithms, but never specified what rule was broken. On top of that, I lost access to all my documents and was still charged afterward. Terrible transparency and customer care — I cannot recommend Gamma.As a paying subscriber, my account was suddenly deactivated with no clear explanation. Support only pointed to an automated “terms violation” flagged by their algorithms, but never specified what rule was broken. On top of that, I lost access to all my documents and was still charged afterward. Terrible transparency and customer care — I cannot recommend Gamma.

Gamma was already awesome, now with Gamma 3, there's no word to explain how I'm satisfied using this smart content creation tool for nearly 100% of my needs, from social media to presentations and even sales rooms! Cherry on the cake : their API, now available. My Sales room template is ready, my automation too, using the Gamma API, and no later than this morning I've automated a sales room creation for a lead captured using a form on a Gamma powered website. Gamma is now ALL-IN-ONE! Smarter then ever! Thank you team Gamma!

Gamma is much more than a slide design tool - it's really the next jump in my productivity journey. I used to spend massive time jotting notes, transferring them to docs, then cobbling stuff together into slideware. Lots of manual work for each occasion... and embedding any dynamic content was awkward... Notion first changed my relationship with docs, and now Gamma comes along as a natively visual, dynamic, and responsive medium - I can work directly in Notion + Gamma, doing research, writing ideas, and embedding anything I want from videos to spreadsheets, and the result is instantly fit for sharing with others. Honestly it's impossible to imagine going back to the old ways.

All of my clients know I live and breathe this software. If Notion or Confluence and Keynote or Google Slides had a baby with a dash of powerful AI - that's Gamma. Just tell it what type of presentation you need to write about, pick a theme (or create your own with your custom fonts!!), and get ready to freak out. It creates a perfect outline, breaks down your content and adds relevant visuals in under a minute. I personally use it to approve/collaborate on client deliverables, send my estimates, document and share my tiered services, and more. Thank me later.

I’ve thoroughly enjoyed using Gamma. Huge improvement over the current doc and deck model. Writing a memo is intuitive and frictionless. Themes allow non-designers to build beautiful presentations easily. Present mode gives the presenter tools to navigate content easily while emphasizing what’s important. The Gamma team is super talented and of really high character. Highly recommend this product to anyone that communicates information through written word and in presentations.

Gamma makes a flashy first impression with its clean, modern interface, but the excitement fades once you start creating presentations. Despite bold promises, the tool’s quality falls far short of expectations and often feels misleading. Gamma’s AI-generated visuals are chaotic, glitchy, and largely unusable for professional or educational use. Even premium illustrations under paid plans are distorted and nonsensical, harming presentation credibility. Most users will find better, more reliable images through free resources like Google. While Gamma offers various layouts, they come off as plain and uninspired—resembling basic PowerPoint or Google Slides decks without the unique style its marketing suggests. The presenting experience lacks energy, feeling more like scrolling a static webpage than viewing real slides, which hurts audience engagement. Gamma’s premium pricing isn’t justified by the results. The gap between promises and actual performance is striking, making the tool feel like a recycled template machine with broken features rather than cutting-edge AI. For professionals and educators seeking impressive presentations, Gamma is unlikely to deliver real value. Though not outright scammy, its poor quality compared to the price makes it a weak investment. For serious stuff and illustrations, just stick with standard AI like ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok, or Claude. They’re cheaper and give you way less nonsense.

We’re huge fans of the Gamma API. Our Workato Go Partner Hackathon submission — which ended up taking 1st place — showcased a Genie that instantly generated polished presentations with Gamma via an agent, proving how powerful orchestration can be. That experience inspired us to go further: we built a Gamma connector for Workato, so Gamma presentations can now be generated through natural language and content can be enhanced by any datapoint across thousands of apps, turning presentations and docs into part of true end-to-end automation.

Gamma makes a flashy first impression with its clean, modern interface, but the excitement fades once you start creating presentations. Despite bold promises, the tool’s quality falls far short of expectations and often feels misleading. Gamma’s AI-generated visuals are chaotic, glitchy, and largely unusable for professional or educational use. Even premium illustrations under paid plans are distorted and nonsensical, harming presentation credibility. Most users will find better, more reliable images through free resources like Google. While Gamma offers various layouts, they come off as plain and uninspired—resembling basic PowerPoint or Google Slides decks without the unique style its marketing suggests. The presenting experience lacks energy, feeling more like scrolling a static webpage than viewing real slides, which hurts audience engagement. Gamma’s premium pricing isn’t justified by the results. The gap between promises and actual performance is striking, making the tool feel like a recycled template machine with broken features rather than cutting-edge AI. For professionals and educators seeking impressive presentations, Gamma is unlikely to deliver real value. Though not outright scammy, its poor quality compared to the price makes it a weak investment. For serious stuff and illustrations, just stick with standard AI like ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok, or Claude. They’re cheaper and give you way less nonsense.