Five practical tips for using Gamma as a storytelling and presentation tool in product design workflows. Key advice includes using the Import option over AI generation when content is already defined, treating slides as focused single-idea cards, setting up a custom theme before styling individual slides, embedding Figma prototypes directly instead of exporting screenshots, and using Gamma's AI agent iteratively during editing rather than only at the start.
Questions this post answers
Can I embed a Figma prototype directly into a Gamma presentation?
Yes, Gamma supports embedding Figma content directly into a presentation. Use the Webpage embed template and insert a Figma URL through the embed functionality. This lets you show a live prototype instead of exporting dozens of static screenshots, keeping the presentation interactive and up to date. Designers switching from screenshot-heavy decks to live embeds find more workflow tips like this on daily.dev.
What is the best way to use AI in Gamma when editing an existing presentation?
Use Gamma's AI Agent iteratively during editing rather than only at the start. You can prompt it to make a slide more concise, turn findings into insights, reduce text without removing metrics, or rewrite a section for an executive audience — all without regenerating the entire deck from scratch. Teams refining design decks for stakeholders keep up with Gamma workflow patterns on daily.dev.