How to Use Gamma AI (Full Tutorial for Presentations, Websites & More)

About this video

In a video made in partnership with Gamma, Kevin builds a presentation for a Kevin Cookie Company monthly subscription box and shows Gamma’s wider uses for presentations, web pages, documents and social posts. From the Create screen there are three starting routes: paste in text (for existing notes or outlines), import a file or URL to enhance existing work, or Generate — described as the most popular option — from a one-line prompt. In Generate he selects Presentation, leaves the number of cards at 8, enters a prompt covering product benefits, pricing and how to sign up, and clicks Generate Outline. He edits card titles, drags cards to reorder them, then chooses a theme (the default shown is Oasis), text density from brief to very detailed, and image source — AI images, stock photos, web images, illustrations, animated GIFs or placeholders. He specifies blue and gold brand colours and notes the default AI image model is shown as Ideogram 3 Turbo. After generating, he edits text directly (changing a June 2025 launch to October), uses chat-with-AI and image editing to regenerate images with the company name, change backgrounds, and add items, swaps the theme to Cornfield, adds a ‘meet our team’ card with AI, tries alternative AI layouts, inserts manual blocks including text, tables, videos, embeds, charts and buttons, and finishes by presenting in-browser, sharing or inviting collaborators, exporting to PDF, PowerPoint or Google Slides, embedding, and viewing analytics on how viewers engage with cards.

Key takeaways

• Start a Gamma three ways: paste in text, import a file or URL, or Generate from a one-line prompt.
• Generate an outline first, then edit and drag cards to reorder them before generating the full deck.
• Control theme, text density (brief to very detailed), and image source separately; describe brand colours or visual style for AI images.
• Edit images after generation via AI chat or the image editor — you can change text on an image, swap backgrounds, adjust style, aspect ratio and model per image.
• Present directly in Gamma, share or collaborate via link, export to PDF, PowerPoint or Google Slides, embed it, and check analytics for card engagement.

Episode details: published May 19, 2025 · 15:24 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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