Will the PDF open in the browser?

Yes. It renders in the browser's viewer rather than downloading, so there's nothing for the reader to do.

Can I keep the deck interactive?

A PDF is static. If interactivity matters, export the deck as a web page and publish that instead.

Do viewers need Gamma?

No. A published PDF is independent of the tool entirely.

How big can a deck be?

Up to 25 MB as a single file, which covers most image-heavy presentations.

Can I replace it after sending the link?

Yes — publish the updated export to the same address.

Host a Gamma deck at an address you control

Gamma makes the presentation. Export it and publish it so the link keeps working, with or without a subscription.

You can host:

Drop your Gamma PDF export here

Any other file works too — up to 25.0 MB, or 100.0 MB for a whole site

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Why you might not want to leave it there

Gamma builds a good-looking deck faster than any traditional tool, and shares it on a Gamma link. That's convenient until you want the deck to be permanent — attached to a proposal, linked from a job application, or handed to a client who shouldn't need to know which tool you used to make it.

What Gamma gives you

Presentations exported as PDF
Decks published on a gamma.app link
Individual images and assets from your slides

The link names the tool

A gamma.app URL tells your reader about your workflow before it tells them about your argument.

Sharing tracks with the plan

Presentation platforms tie public sharing to your subscription tier. A published PDF has no tier.

PDFs get attached instead of linked

Export to PDF and the natural next step is emailing it, which immediately creates versions.

Putting Gamma output online

1
Export to PDF
Use Gamma's export to get a PDF of the deck — the format that renders identically everywhere.
2
Drop it in
Drag the PDF into the box above and pick an address that names the deck.
3
Share the link
It opens in the browser rather than downloading, so the reader sees the deck immediately.

Worth knowing

PDF beats an attachment for anything you'll revise — publish the new export to the same address and everyone's link updates.
Name the address after the deck, not the date, unless you're keeping each edition separately.
Password-protect a pitch deck that's going to one investor rather than the world.
Check the exported PDF's file size; heavy image decks can be compressed before publishing.
Keep the deck's own title page strong — it's the first thing shown when the link is opened.

Questions

Will the PDF open in the browser?: Yes. It renders in the browser's viewer rather than downloading, so there's nothing for the reader to do.
Can I keep the deck interactive?: A PDF is static. If interactivity matters, export the deck as a web page and publish that instead.
Do viewers need Gamma?: No. A published PDF is independent of the tool entirely.
How big can a deck be?: Up to 25 MB as a single file, which covers most image-heavy presentations.
Can I replace it after sending the link?: Yes — publish the updated export to the same address.

Try it with what Gamma just made you

Drop it in at the top of this page and see the link for yourself. You only make an account once it's ready to go live.

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