Forget PowerPoint! The BEST AI Tool for Making Stunning Presentations | Gamma.app Tutorial

About this video

Provenance: the transcript for this video is the German-language track, summarized here in English from that German text. Kevin presents Gamma.app as a next-generation AI presentation maker, partnered with the Gamma team. After signing up free with Google or email, he shows three creation routes: paste text such as an outline or ChatGPT output, import an existing file (PowerPoint, Word document, PDF, Google Slides and Docs, a website address, blog post or Notion document), or generate from a one-line prompt. He chooses the prompt route for a new S’mores Explosion Cookie for the Kevin Cookie Company, selecting Presentation over webpage or document, and choosing eight cards — a card is a slide, and the free plan allows up to 10 cards. Gamma generates an editable outline (intro, ingredients, target audience, availability, outlook) that can be reordered, deleted or expanded. Settings let him choose brief text per card, AI-generated images instead of web images, and an image model; he picks Flux Fast 1.1 for speed and quality, noting some models need premium. Generation costs 40 credits from the 400 credits on the free plan. He picks a bright Peach theme, clicks Generate, and edits in the editor using filmstrip or list view to navigate and reorder. He edits text directly, changes a card’s image position, color and full-bleed layout, and uses Edit with AI to add a bullet that this is the most customer-requested cookie and to add images to the target-audience card, comparing original versus suggestion before accepting. Images can be refocused, background-removed, replaced from web or own uploads. He adds a blank card, uses the slash command to insert blocks including Giphy GIFs, Loom, YouTube, TikTok, Figma, Miro, Airtable and a Google Form, shares by email, link or embed, exports as PDF, PowerPoint or PNG, checks Analytics for views and card interaction, presents with Ctrl+Enter, and imports a theme from PowerPoint or Google Slides to reuse fonts, logos and colors.

Key takeaways

• Start in Gamma from pasted text, an imported file in formats like PowerPoint, PDF or Google Slides, or a single prompt; the free plan allows up to 10 cards
• The demo presentation used eight cards, cost 40 credits of the 400 free credits, and used the Flux Fast 1.1 image model
• Edit the AI outline before generating, then edit cards directly or via Edit with AI to rewrite text, change layouts and add images while keeping formatting
• Use the slash menu or Insert widget to embed third-party content directly in slides, including Google Forms, YouTube, Figma, Miro and Airtable
• Share by link or embed, export as PDF, PowerPoint or PNG, check Analytics for who viewed which cards, and import a company theme from PowerPoint or Google Slides

Episode details: published November 4, 2024 · 14:37 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are Kevin Stratvert’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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