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vDesign vs Gamma

Gamma turns an outline into a presentation, document or site in minutes, on credits. vDesign builds slides and every other design on a free-form canvas, on any model, free for individuals.

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In short

Gamma makes presentations, documents and simple websites from a prompt or an outline. Its cards flow like a document, it hosts and shares what you make, and its plans run on AI credits.

vDesign is a free-form design canvas for any model. A slide deck is one of the things it makes, alongside posters, brochures, social posts, brand guidelines and video, and every element on every slide stays a layer you can move by hand.

Where each one wins

Choose Gamma for the fastest route from an outline to a shareable deck or document, with hosting, link sharing and viewer analytics built in.

Choose vDesign for designs laid out exactly, not only decks; for a deck you keep as a file that any model can revise; for your own choice of model; and for no credits.

Side by side

vDesign Gamma
Layout A free canvas: anything, anywhere Flowing cards, with layouts to pick from
Makes Slides, posters, brochures, social, brand, video Presentations, documents, websites
Models Any, through your assistant or your own key, local included Gamma’s AI
Cost for individuals Free, no credits Free and paid plans, on credits
The result A .vd file you keep A gamma in your account, exportable
PowerPoint Export with editable shapes and text Export
Hosting and analytics Not built in Built in

Questions

Is vDesign faster than Gamma for a deck?

For a deck from an outline, Gamma is built for exactly that and is very quick. vDesign is for when you want every slide laid out freely, kept as a file, and changed later by any model or by hand.

Does vDesign export PowerPoint?

Yes. vDesign exports PowerPoint with shapes and text that stay editable, and fonts embedded where their licence allows, as well as PDF, images, HTML and video.

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