How to Build an AI Presentation with Claude + Gamma (Step-by-Step Guide)

Use Gamma to generate a PowerPoint presentation on [TOPIC — e.g., Technology Trends 2026 / Importance of UI/UX Design / SEO Best Practices].

Purpose: [educate / pitch / train / report]
Audience: [e.g., beginners, business owners, students, clients]
Slide count: [10-14]
Tone: [professional / conversational / persuasive]
Theme: [Minimal / Corporate / Dark Mode / Editorial / Vibrant — pick one]

Structure:
1. Title slide — topic + subtitle hook
2. Introduction — 1 attention-grabbing stat/question + why this topic matters now
3. Agenda/overview — bullet map of what's covered
4. Key point 1 — core idea + 2-3 supporting facts/examples
5. Key point 2 — core idea + supporting data/case study
6. Key point 3 — core idea + supporting data/case study
7. Key point 4 (if needed) — same format
8. Comparison/before-after or chart slide — visualize data or trade-offs
9. Common mistakes / challenges — 3-4 bullets
10. Best practices / action steps — practical takeaways
11. Conclusion — recap key points + memorable closing line
12. Call to action — next step for audience (contact, try tool, learn more)

Content rules per slide:
- Max 5 bullets, 6-8 words each — no paragraphs
- One core idea per slide
- Use numbers/stats where possible over vague claims
- Speaker notes: 2-3 sentence expansion per slide (for presenter, not slide itself)

Visual/design recommendations:
- Icons instead of bullet dots for key points
- One chart/graph slide for any data-heavy section
- Consistent color palette (2 primary + 1 accent color)
- High-contrast text (dark text/light bg or vice versa) — no low-contrast overlays
- Same font pair throughout (1 heading font + 1 body font)
- Whitespace over clutter — avoid cramming >3 visual elements per slide
- Full-bleed image slides only for section breaks/transitions, not content slides

Avoid: walls of text, generic stock photos, more than 2 fonts, jargon without explanation, cluttered slides with >6 bullets.