Create polished presentations, documents, and social media carousels from a short brief. Gamma turns ideas into beautifully formatted content fast, so you can scale creation without design bottlenecks.
Generate ready-to-share presentations, one-pagers, and carousels from a single prompt, complete with text, images, and formatting guidance.
This integration returns a Gamma URL you can instantly view or share.

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What is Gamma MCP?

Gamma MCP gives your workflows AI-powered access to Gamma. Simply describe the content you need or check the status of a previous request, and the node returns structured data you can pass to the next step. The node handles all API details behind the scenes.

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What Can It Do for You?

  • Kick off a new Gamma generation for a presentation, document, or social carousel with clear creative direction
  • Fine-tune tone, imagery, and formatting for on-brand assets
  • Check generation status and retrieve the finished Gamma URL for easy sharing
  • Automate an end-to-end content pipeline by chaining creation and status checks in a single workflow

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Available Tools

ToolWhat It DoesExample Use
Create GammaCreate AI-powered presentations, documents, or social content with customizable text, images, and formatting options”Create a presentation about topic using tone tone and style guidelines. Include these key points: bullet list. Return structured data with the generation id and status.”
Get GenerationCheck the status of a Gamma generation request and retrieve the completed Gamma URL”Using generation id, check generation status and return structured data with status and the Gamma URL if available.”

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How to Use

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Create Your Gamma MCP Node

Go to your node library, search for Gamma, and click “Create a node with AI”.
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Add Your Prompt

Drag the Gamma MCP node to your canvas and add your prompt in the text box.
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Test Your Node

Run the node to see the results. If everything looks good, you’re ready for automation. If not, explore the troubleshooting tips below.
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Save and Reuse

Once your Gamma node is working, save it to your library so you can drop it into any future workflow.

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Example Prompts

Here are some prompts that work well with Gamma MCP: Create a Presentation 
Create a presentation about `topic`. Use `tone` tone and follow `brand style`. Include sections covering `key points`. Return structured data with the generation id and status.
Create a One-Pager Document 
Create a one-page document using this outline: `outline`. Use `tone` tone and include relevant images with `image style`. Return structured data with the generation id and status.
Create a Social Carousel 
Create a social media carousel on `post theme` with `number of slides` slides. Use `visual style` and concise captions. Return structured data with the generation id and status.
Check Status and Get URL 
Using `generation id`, check the generation status and return structured data with status and the Gamma URL if complete.
For best results, use two focused nodes: one to create content and one to fetch the URL. Pass the generation id from the first node to the second, then share or process the returned URL in later steps.

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Troubleshooting

If your Gamma MCP node isn’t working as expected, try these best practices:

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Keep Prompts Simple and Specific

  • Good: “Create a presentation on topic and return structured data with the generation id and status.”
  • Bad: “Create a presentation on topic, wait until it finishes, fetch the URL, summarize it, and email it to recipient email.”
While the complex prompt might work, it’s more efficient to create separate nodes. Gamma MCP works best with focused, single-action prompts.

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Match What Gamma Can Do

  • Good: “Using generation id, check status and return structured data with status and the Gamma URL.”
  • Bad: “Export the presentation as a PPT file and send it via email to recipient email.”
Gamma MCP excels at content generation and URL retrieval. For sending emails, pair it with Gmail Sender or a similar node.

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Break Complex Tasks Into Steps

Instead of trying to do everything in one prompt (which might cause timeouts or incomplete results): 
Create a presentation on `topic`, check the status until complete, download as PPT, and email the file to `recipient email`
Break this into smaller, focused nodes:
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Step 1: Create Content

Create a presentation about topic using tone tone and style guidelines. Return structured data with the generation id and status.
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Step 2: Get Gamma URL

Using generation id, check the generation status and return structured data with status and the Gamma URL if complete.
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Step 3: Share the Link

Using recipient email and the Gamma URL, send an email with subject email subject and body email body via Gmail Sender node.
Connect these nodes sequentially: the generation id from Step 1 feeds Step 2, and the Gamma URL from Step 2 feeds Step 3.

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Focus on Data Retrieval

Gamma MCP is great at obtaining information from Gamma. For summaries or additional analysis, connect it to Ask AI or another node. Example:
  • Good prompt: “Using generation id, return structured data with status and the Gamma URL.”
  • Bad prompt: “Using generation id, return the URL and write a 200-word summary of the deck.”
For summarization and narrative writing, add an Ask AI node. Keep Gamma prompts focused on generation and status retrieval for the most reliable results.

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Troubleshooting Node Creation

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