Host your Gamma presentation at your own link

Export the deck from Gamma, drop it here and share a link that opens straight in the browser. Free, with a password if you want one.

You can host:
index.html/assetsfolder.zip

Free to use, live at your-name.99helpers.site in about ten seconds.

Why you might not want to leave it there

Gamma builds a good-looking deck in minutes and shares it on a gamma.app link, which works well while you're still changing it. Once the deck is final (a proposal, an investor update, a course, a job application) you may want a link that names you rather than the tool, keeps working whatever plan you're on, and can sit behind a password.

What Gamma gives you

  • A live deck on a gamma.app link, with Gamma's animations and embeds
  • Exports as PDF, PowerPoint (PPTX) and PNG images, from Share, then Export
  • Google Slides, by way of the PowerPoint export

The link names the tool

A gamma.app link tells the reader which app you used before they've seen your first slide.

The extras sit on higher plans

On Gamma, password protection, detailed viewer analytics and custom domains come with the Pro plan and up.

Attachments multiply

Export a PDF and the next step is usually emailing it. Then there are three versions in three inboxes.

Which Gamma export to host

PDFBest for sharing

The deck, exactly as designed

Opens in any browser on a page with the deck, an Open button and a Download button. Fonts and layout stay put. Animations and embedded videos become still slides.

PPTX

For people who need to edit

Browsers can't show PowerPoint files, so this one downloads. Publish it at its own address, like my-deck-editable, for the client who wants to change it.

PNG

One slide as an image

Good for a single slide in a chat or a post. For a whole deck the PDF is easier to flip through.

Gamma's share link or a 99helpers link

FeatureGamma share linkA 99helpers.site link
Addressgamma.app/docs/…your-name.99helpers.site, or your own domain on a paid plan
Animations and embedsKept: it's the live deckNot kept: the PDF shows every slide as designed, without motion
Changes after sharingEdit in Gamma and the link shows itExport again and publish to the same address
PasswordPro plan and upEvery plan, including free
Viewer statsDetailed viewer analytics on Pro and upView and download counts on every plan
Your own domainPro plan and upPaid plans
“Made with Gamma” badgeShown on the free planPart of the exported file: free Gamma exports include it, paid ones don't

Gamma details from Gamma's help center, October 2026. Plans change, so check Gamma's pricing page for the current list.

Putting Gamma output online

  1. 1

    Export from Gamma

    Open Share, then Export, and choose PDF. Lower the image quality if the deck is heavy on photos.

  2. 2

    Drop it in

    Drag the PDF into the box at the top of this page and pick an address that names the deck, like acme-proposal.

  3. 3

    Share the link

    Whoever opens it sees the deck in the browser, with buttons to open it full screen or download it. Add a password first if it's meant for one client.

  4. 4

    Update it in place

    When the deck changes, export again and publish to the same address. Everyone's link shows the new version.

Worth knowing

  • An export is a snapshot: edits you make in Gamma afterwards only reach the hosted copy when you publish the new export.
  • Exports from Gamma's free plan carry a “Made with Gamma” badge. Paid Gamma plans export without it.
  • Animated transitions and embedded videos don't survive any Gamma export. Put the video's link as text on its slide instead.
  • Name the address after the deck, not the date, so the same link can carry the next version.
  • A deck full of photos can pass the free plan's 10 MB. Export at a lower image quality, or use Pro (up to 100 MB).

Questions

Does Gamma export to HTML?
No. Gamma exports PDF, PowerPoint and PNG. Its web version stays on gamma.app, or on a domain connected through Gamma's Pro plan. For a deck you host yourself, the PDF is the closest to the original.
Will the deck open in the browser?
Yes. The PDF shows on a page with a preview of the deck and Open and Download buttons, so viewers need neither Gamma nor an account.
Can I password-protect it?
Yes, on every plan. Set a password when you publish, or later from your dashboard, and visitors are asked for it before they see the deck.
Can I update the deck after sharing the link?
Yes. Export the new version from Gamma and publish it to the same address. The link stays the same.
Will the “Made with Gamma” badge go away?
No. Gamma adds the badge to the exported file on its free plan, and 99helpers shows the file as it is. Paid Gamma plans export without it.
How big can the deck be?
Up to 10 MB on the free plan, 25 MB on Starter and 100 MB on Pro. Image-heavy decks fit more easily when exported at a lower image quality.
Can I host the PowerPoint version too?
Yes. A .pptx downloads rather than opening in the browser, so publish it at its own address for the people who need to edit it.

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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