Feature requests

Subject: PDF export adds a thin light strip at the top (and sometimes the bottom) of every page What happens When I export a 16:9 deck to PDF, every page has a thin off-white line along its top edge. It's most visible on dark slides, where it shows as a white hairline. Some pages also have a 1px sliver along the bottom. What I measured in the exported file Page size is 900 × 507.12 pt. A true 16:9 page at that width is 900 × 506.25 pt, so each page is about 0.87pt too tall. At 300 dpi, the top 2–3 pixel rows (about 0.7pt) of every page are off-white (RGB 246, 244, 244) before the slide content starts. At 300 dpi, the bottom row is white on pages 2, 4, 5 and 6 of my export, which are dark slides. It appears on all 13 pages, white slides included, so it isn't caused by any one slide's background. What I tried I set a dark card-level backing colour on the dark and photo slides. The line was still in the PDF, so it comes from the page size and not from the slide design. Expected Pages exactly 16:9, with slide content filling the page edge to edge. Workaround for now Cropping about 0.7pt off the top and 0.1pt off the bottom of each page removes the line.

When I've tried to export as a detailed export to powerpoint, Gamma will almost always save it as a document rather than a powerpoint file so I can't open it. This should be fixed.

Hello dear Gamma team Unfortunately, after activation, I am only partially satisfied with Gamma so far. Basically, I really like the idea and the options for automatic slide design. Creating presentations is easy and time-saving, and sometimes this also results in very beautiful and appealing slides. However, the results are not always equally convincing in terms of quality. Manual improvements are often necessary, especially after exporting to PowerPoint, as formatting, text arrangements or design elements, for example, are not optimally adopted (see attached images). That's a bit of a shame, as saving time in particular should be a major advantage of Gamma for me. As a result of the necessary corrections, this advantage is partially lost again. I certainly see great potential in Gamma and would like to continue using the tool. I therefore hope that the quality and reliability of PowerPoint exports in particular will be further improved in the future. Thank you so much for your work and the opportunity to provide feedback. Kind regards

PowerPoint allows for exporting to video. If it were possible to export directly from Gamma to a video format it would be great. Especially if done for slides that are larger than the typical PPTX slide.

I am extremely frustrated with the support experience I have had today. I have been trying for approximately three hours to resolve a serious issue with exporting my document to PDF. When I export the file, the layout changes, the direction of the content shifts, and some of the images overlap the text. The exported PDF does not look like the document I created in Gamma. I have been communicating with a support representative through chat for hours, but I have had to wait a long time between every response. This has made the process extremely stressful and inefficient. After several hours, the issue is still not resolved. The representative tried to explain how I could fix one of the pages manually and sent me screenshots and more detailed instructions. I explained several times that I was not able to follow the steps and that I needed someone to help me directly. I repeatedly asked if someone could assist me in real time or handle the issue with me, instead of making me wait for another message every time. At this point, I do not want another general explanation or another set of instructions that I may not be able to follow. I need actual, direct support to fix the file and make sure I can export a clean, correctly formatted PDF without images overlapping text or the layout changing. I am paying for Gamma and I have spent many hours creating this document. I should not have to spend additional hours trying to repair an export issue on my own while waiting for support responses. I am asking for someone to take ownership of this issue and help me get a properly exported PDF as soon as possible. I would strongly prefer real-time assistance rather than continuing with long delays between chat messages. This has been a very frustrating experience, and I would appreciate an urgent and practical solution.

I want to use Gamma for design and then export the final product as a document maintaining all of the formatting.

I'm disappointed in the powerpoint export. The consistency is better but the aspect ratio is off, telling me that I need to reduce my slides to fit, when there is plenty of room - a standard slide is 16:9 ... I do not understand why that is not the gamma standard with a large font that can be easily read?! I seem to be reducing the quality of my slide design (deleting images, non-formatted tables, odd textbox sizing) output these last couple of times. Design is why I love your product the most. The final product doesn't seem nearly as "wow".

I’ve been a loyal Gamma user with a paid plan for a while now, and I rely on it heavily to create slides for my classes. In the beginning, it was fantastic. Unfortunately, the quality has really dropped over time, and it’s getting pretty frustrating. A few major issues keep popping up: Export formatting breaks: Everything looks great inside the app, but as soon as I export, half the images completely disappear, and the fonts randomly shrink or blow up. It just doesn't respect the layout. Renaming bugs: When I duplicate a file (say, from "Document X" to "Document Y"), the exported file still downloads under the old name ("Document X"). This bug has been around for months and still hasn't been fixed. Instead of getting smoother, the platform feels like it’s breaking more with every update. I’m forced to spend a ton of time manually fixing things after exporting. I’m keeping my subscription because I need it for work, but I really hope these long-standing bugs get addressed soon.

I use gamma primarily for my lecture slides. I like to refresh my notes every semester, so it would be incredibly time saving to be able to batch export all notes from slides into a docx.

It would be good to be able to download all folders, or all files in a single zip file.