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Gamma prompts for pitch decks that stick to your traction

30 copy-paste prompts

Investor, sales and partner decks in Gamma. You paste traction, quotes and logos. Gamma does not invent metrics.

In short: This page contains 30 copy-paste ready prompts, organized into 6 categories with a description and pro tip for each. The first 5 prompts are free instantly, no signup needed. Drafted with AI writing assistance and checked against our editorial policy.

Louis Corneloup
By Louis Corneloup · Founder, Techpresso
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Investor Outlines

5 prompts

Twelve slide investor outline

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✨ What it does

Builds a 12 slide investor outline from your pasted facts, with empty traction and ask bullets where numbers are missing. Fill each [VERIFY] from your tracker before you generate in Gamma.

I am building a pitch deck in Gamma for [COMPANY]. Audience: [INVESTOR TYPE]. Facts I allow: [PASTE COMPANY FACTS]. Generate a 12 slide outline in this order: Title, Problem, Solution, Product, Market, Model, Traction, Competition, Go to market, Team, Ask, Vision. Each slide gets a conclusion headline and 3 bullets from my facts. If Traction, Market or Ask lacks a number I pasted, write [VERIFY] in that bullet and leave it empty. Do not invent a metric, a round size or a customer count to complete the outline.

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Pro tip: Paste traction with dates. A count with no date is not ready for the outline.

Problem and solution pair

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✨ What it does

Writes paired Problem and Solution slides from your pain and solution notes, with a visual hint each. Add the who-it-hits line yourself if it is tagged [VERIFY].

Write the Problem and Solution slides for a Gamma deck about [PRODUCT] aimed at [BUYER OR INVESTOR]. Pain notes: [PASTE PAIN NOTES]. Solution notes: [PASTE SOLUTION NOTES]. Each slide: one headline of 8 words, three bullets of 12 words, and a suggested visual in 10 words. Copy pains and capabilities only from the notes. If a pain has no who it hits, write [VERIFY] rather than inventing a persona. Do not invent a market size to make the pain look bigger.

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Pro tip: Keep the problem in the buyer's words. Your product name can wait until Solution.

Why now from dated notes

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✨ What it does

Builds a Why now slide whose bullets start with dates you pasted. Skip any urgency that has no date in the notes.

Build a Why now slide in Gamma from dated notes only. Topic: [COMPANY OR CATEGORY]. Dated notes: [PASTE DATED NOTES]. Return a headline plus three timed bullets, each starting with a year or month copied from the notes. If a bullet would need a date I did not paste, write [VERIFY] and skip it. Do not invent a regulation, a platform change or a competitor exit to create urgency. Add a 20 word speaker line that names the oldest and newest dates I gave.

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Pro tip: Three dated shifts beat one vague the market is ready line.

Team slide from pasted bios

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✨ What it does

Turns pasted bios into a Team slide with one proof phrase per person. Empty seats stay empty, and missing proof stays tagged.

Create a Team slide in Gamma for [COMPANY]. Bios I allow: [PASTE BIOS]. For each person, one line: Name, Role, and one proof phrase copied from their bio. Max 5 people. If a bio lacks a proof phrase such as a prior role or a relevant build, write [VERIFY] on that line. Do not invent a company they worked at, a degree, or years in the field. If I named fewer than 3 people, say so under the slide and do not fill empty seats with advisors I did not list.

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Pro tip: Paste the proof you would defend in the room, not a polished LinkedIn dump.

Ask slide from named buckets

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✨ What it does

Drafts an Ask slide from the ask and fund buckets you named, with splits only when you supplied them. Leave unsplit buckets tagged until you have real shares.

Draft the Ask slide for [COMPANY] in Gamma. Ask I can actually make: [ASK DETAILS]. Use of funds buckets I allow: [PASTE BUCKETS]. Return a headline, three buckets with the split only if I gave one, and a 30 word spoken close. If a bucket has no split, write [VERIFY] and list the bucket without a share. Do not invent a round size, a runway month count, or a valuation. Inventing a split to make the bars add to 100 would mislead the room.

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Pro tip: Write the ask as a decision, such as a second meeting, if you are not opening a round.

Traction and Proof

5 prompts

Traction slide from pasted metrics

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✨ What it does

Builds a traction slide from at most four pasted metrics with units and dates. Metrics missing a date are dropped, not plotted.

Build a Traction slide in Gamma for [COMPANY] aimed at [AUDIENCE]. Metrics I allow, with units and dates: [PASTE TRACTION METRICS]. Pick at most 4 metrics. For each, a 5 word label, the number as written, and the date. If a metric lacks a unit or a date, write [VERIFY] and drop it from the slide. Do not invent a growth rate, a forecast, or a fourth metric to fill the layout. Suggest a chart type only if at least 3 dated points exist for the same series.

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Pro tip: Give at least three dated points if you want a line. Two points are a pair of numbers, not a trend.

Logo wall from named customers

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✨ What it does

Lists only customers you named and marked as allowed, and keeps silent permissions off the wall. No extra brands are added to look busy.

Design a social proof slide in Gamma for [COMPANY]. Customers I may show: [PASTE CUSTOMER NAMES]. Permission notes: [PASTE PERMISSION NOTES]. List logos only for names that appear in both lists, or in the customer list with a yes in permission notes. If permission is silent, write [VERIFY] beside the name and keep it off the wall. Do not invent a logo, a well known brand, or a case study. Add a 12 word caption that uses only a fact I pasted about one named customer.

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Pro tip: If permission is a verbal yes, write that in the notes so the name can stay.

Quote slide from testimonials

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✨ What it does

Picks one copied testimonial under 25 words with name and role only when they appear. Fake quotes are refused, and cuts wait for your approval.

Make a quote slide in Gamma from testimonials I pasted. Product: [PRODUCT]. Testimonials: [PASTE TESTIMONIALS]. Pick one quote under 25 words, copied exactly, with the name and role only if present. If the quote is longer, cut only by ending at a sentence, and mark the cut with [VERIFY] so I can approve. Do not invent a name, a company, or a happier line. If no testimonial is usable, say so and do not write a fake quote. Suggest a simple portrait-right layout.

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Pro tip: Paste three real quotes and let Gamma pick the shortest one that still names the outcome.

Before and after from numbers

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✨ What it does

Pairs before and after numbers that share a unit and a date, and shows arithmetic only from complete pairs. Incomplete rows stay out of the slide.

Create a before and after slide in Gamma for [PRODUCT] aimed at [AUDIENCE]. Before numbers: [PASTE BEFORE]. After numbers: [PASTE AFTER]. Each side gets a label, the number as written, the unit, and the date. Only pair rows that share a unit. If a pair is missing one side, write [VERIFY] and leave that row out. Do not invent a time saved, a percent change, or a dollar figure. If you can compute a change from two complete numbers I pasted, show the arithmetic.

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Pro tip: Use the same unit on both sides. Hours versus days is not a pair.

Traction honesty audit

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✨ What it does

Tables each traction claim against your source metrics and rewrites the slide with sourced lines only. Vanity metrics with no definition get flagged, not rescued.

Audit this draft traction slide before I generate it in Gamma. Draft: [PASTE TRACTION DRAFT]. Source metrics: [PASTE SOURCE METRICS]. Return a table with columns Claim, In source yes or no, and Fix. Mark any claim not in the source as no and write [VERIFY] in Fix. Do not invent a kinder number to replace it. Flag vanity metrics that the source never defines. End with a 40 word version of the slide that keeps only sourced claims. Audience: [AUDIENCE].

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Pro tip: Run this after the first Gamma draft. First drafts love a hockey stick you did not paste.

Sales Decks

5 prompts

Discovery call eight slides

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✨ What it does

Generates an 8 slide discovery deck that leads with the buyer's pain and skips a cost slide when you pasted none. Proof stays limited to what you supplied.

Generate an 8 slide discovery deck in Gamma for [PRODUCT] aimed at [BUYER ROLE] at [COMPANY TYPE]. Goal: earn a second meeting. Pain I hear: [PASTE PAIN]. Proof I may show: [PASTE PROOF]. Slides: Title, Their pain, Cost of inaction only if I pasted a cost, Our approach, How it works in 3 steps, One proof, Working together, Next step. If Cost of inaction has no number, write [VERIFY] and skip that slide. Do not invent a customer outcome. Keep features off slides 1 to 3.

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Pro tip: Leave features off the first three slides so the buyer still talks.

Persona problem slide

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✨ What it does

Writes a persona problem slide from interview notes, with bullets that stay close to their words. Current tools that were never named stay off the slide.

Write one persona problem slide in Gamma for [PERSONA] who buys [PRODUCT]. Interview notes: [PASTE INTERVIEW NOTES]. Headline in their words, three bullets that quote or tightly paraphrase the notes, and a visual of a messy current workflow in 12 words. If the notes never name a tool they use today, write [VERIFY] and do not invent a competitor they hate. Do not invent a quote. If more than one persona appears, pick the one I named and ignore the rest.

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Pro tip: Paste the interview, not your summary, so the headline can steal their phrasing.

Demo framing seven slides

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✨ What it does

Frames a live demo in seven slides tied to clicks you will actually make. Empty demo moments stay tagged instead of growing extra features.

Build a 7 slide demo frame in Gamma for [PRODUCT] shown to [BUYER ROLE]. Demo path I will actually click: [PASTE DEMO STEPS]. Before notes: [PASTE BEFORE WORKFLOW]. Slides: Persona day, Before, Demo moment 1, Demo moment 2, Demo moment 3, After, Next step. Each demo slide names the click from my path and the benefit in 8 words. If I gave fewer than 3 clicks, write [VERIFY] on the empty moment and do not invent a feature. Do not add a click I will not show.

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Pro tip: Paste the click path in order. Gamma should not invent a fourth moment you will not click.

Objection slide from a list

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✨ What it does

Pairs objections you hear with replies you already use, and leaves unmatched objections empty. No guarantee or comparison is added to fill a cell.

Create an objection handling slide in Gamma for [PRODUCT]. Objections I actually hear: [PASTE OBJECTIONS]. Replies I may use: [PASTE REPLIES]. Pair each objection with a 15 word reply copied or tightly cut from my replies. If an objection has no reply, write [VERIFY] and leave the reply cell empty. Do not invent a guarantee, a comparison, or a proof point. Max 5 rows. Suggest a two column layout, objection on the left, reply on the right.

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Pro tip: Paste objections in the buyer's words, including the rude ones.

Next step close slide

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✨ What it does

Writes a close slide around the next step, date window and people you named. Commercial terms and pilot lengths that you did not write stay off the slide.

Write the closing slide of a sales deck in Gamma for [BUYER ROLE]. Next step I can own: [NEXT STEP]. Date I can offer: [DATE OR WINDOW]. People I need in the room: [PEOPLE]. Headline as a verb, three bullets, and a 25 word spoken close. If a date is missing, write [VERIFY] and do not invent a week. Do not invent a pilot length, a success metric, or a commercial term. Keep the slide about the meeting, not about a contract I have not sent.

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Pro tip: Make the next step a calendar action, such as a working session, not a vague stay in touch.

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Partner Decks

5 prompts

Integration story slides

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✨ What it does

Tells a 6 slide integration story from the connection facts you pasted, stopping at the steps you actually have. No API or joint customer is added.

Generate a 6 slide partner integration story in Gamma for [OUR PRODUCT] plus [PARTNER PRODUCT]. Integration facts: [PASTE INTEGRATION FACTS]. Slides: Why we pair, Who it helps, How it connects in 3 steps, What we each own, Proof if I pasted any, Ask. If How it connects lacks a step, write [VERIFY] and stop at the steps I gave. Do not invent an API, a joint customer, or a timeline. Keep each slide to one headline and three bullets.

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Pro tip: If the integration is a manual workflow, say so. A fake API slide will be caught on the call.

Joint motion from pasted GTM

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✨ What it does

Splits joint GTM into We lead, They lead and Together using only motions you pasted. Empty columns stay visibly empty.

Build a joint go to market slide in Gamma for [OUR COMPANY] and [PARTNER NAME]. Motions I allow: [PASTE GTM NOTES]. Return three columns: We lead, They lead, Together, with two bullets each copied from the notes. If a column has no fact, write [VERIFY] and leave it with one honest empty line. Do not invent a shared pipeline, a co-sell motion, or a launch week. Add a 20 word caption that names the first motion I pasted, not the grandest one.

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Pro tip: Start with the motion you will run next month, not the one you hope to staff later.

Shared customer proof

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✨ What it does

Shows at most three shared customers with outcome phrases copied from your notes. Outcomes without a matching name are dropped, not reassigned.

Make a shared customer proof slide in Gamma. Customers both of us may name: [PASTE SHARED CUSTOMERS]. Outcome notes: [PASTE OUTCOMES]. Show at most 3 customers. For each, name, one outcome phrase copied from the notes, and a date if present. If an outcome has no customer match, write [VERIFY] and drop it. Do not invent a joint case study. Do not apply one customer's outcome to another. Suggest a three card layout.

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Pro tip: Confirm both sides may name the customer before you generate the cards.

What we need from them

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✨ What it does

Writes a partner needs slide from asks and offers you already can make. Unowned needs stay tagged, and no budget or headcount is invented.

Write a What we need slide in Gamma for a partner meeting with [PARTNER NAME]. Needs I can actually ask: [PASTE NEEDS]. Our offer in return: [PASTE OFFER]. Three need bullets, two offer bullets, and a 30 word ask. If a need has no owner on their side in the notes, write [VERIFY] beside it. Do not invent a headcount they should assign, a budget they should spend, or a deadline. Keep the tone direct and peer to peer, not a vendor wish list.

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Pro tip: Pair each need with something you will do, or it reads as a demand.

Co-branded one pager outline

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✨ What it does

Outlines a co-branded one pager from facts both sides signed off on, and skips Proof when none exist. Unsigned brand claims stay out.

Outline a co-branded one pager in Gamma for [OUR PRODUCT] and [PARTNER PRODUCT] aimed at [SHARED BUYER]. Facts both of us signed off on: [PASTE SIGNED FACTS]. Sections: Shared problem, Combined how it works, Who it is for, Proof, How to start. One headline and two bullets per section. If Proof has no signed fact, write [VERIFY] and skip Proof. Do not invent a joint metric. Do not add a brand claim one side has not signed. Suggest a vertical one pager layout, not a 10 slide deck.

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Pro tip: Generate it as a doc layout in Gamma, then export once both brands approve the words.

Story and Visuals

5 prompts

One idea per slide pass

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✨ What it does

Rewrites an outline so each slide carries one conclusion headline, splitting packed slides and merging repeats. Child slides that need missing facts stay tagged.

Rewrite this Gamma outline so each slide holds one idea. Outline: [PASTE OUTLINE]. Audience: [AUDIENCE]. Return the same story with a 8 word conclusion headline per slide and a one line job. Split any slide that packs two ideas. Merge slides that repeat. If a split would need a fact I do not have, write [VERIFY] on the child slide and do not invent a supporting point. Keep the slide count at or under [MAX SLIDES]. List dropped lines underneath.

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Pro tip: Set max slides to the minutes you have, not to the ideas you love.

Visual direction from brand notes

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✨ What it does

Turns brand notes into a Gamma visual brief with palette, type, image style and avoids. Missing colour cues stay tagged instead of becoming a guessed hex.

Write visual direction Gamma can follow for a pitch deck on [COMPANY]. Brand notes: [PASTE BRAND NOTES]. Audience: [AUDIENCE]. Return: palette words from the notes, type mood in 10 words, image style in 15 words, and what to avoid. If the notes lack a colour or a type cue, write [VERIFY] and do not invent a hex. Do not invent a stock scene of a smiling team. Do not specify a celebrity lookalike. Output as a short brief I can paste into Gamma's theme notes.

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Pro tip: Paste real brand words. Clean and modern with no notes will look like every other deck.

Headline only rewrite

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✨ What it does

Rewrites headlines into 8 word conclusions without touching body bullets. Headlines that need missing numbers stay old and tagged.

Rewrite only the headlines in this Gamma outline for [AUDIENCE]. Outline: [PASTE OUTLINE]. Facts I allow in headlines: [PASTE FACTS]. Each new headline is 8 words or fewer and states a conclusion. Keep numbers exactly as written. If a headline wants a number I did not paste, keep the old headline and write [VERIFY]. Do not invent a bolder claim. Return a table of Old, New, and Why in 12 words. Do not touch body bullets in this pass.

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Pro tip: Do headlines first in Gamma, then generate bodies, or the bodies will drag the titles back to labels.

Image notes per slide

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✨ What it does

Writes a subject, setting and must-not-appear note per slide from visual facts you named. Screenshot slides stay tagged until you describe the real UI.

For each slide in this outline, write an image note Gamma can use. Outline: [PASTE OUTLINE]. Product or scene facts: [PASTE VISUAL FACTS]. Each note: subject, setting, and what must not appear, in 20 words. Use only people types I named. If I named no people, use objects and diagrams only. If a slide needs a screenshot I did not describe, write [VERIFY] and skip the image. Do not invent extra people. Do not describe a minor. Do not copy a celebrity likeness.

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Pro tip: Prefer diagrams for traction and product slides. Photos of invented customers will get you in trouble.

Investor versus sales tone

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✨ What it does

Writes two tone passes of the same outline, investor and sales, without upgrading facts. Missing metrics stay tagged in both passes.

Take this shared outline and write two tone passes for Gamma: investor and sales. Outline: [PASTE OUTLINE]. Shared facts: [PASTE FACTS]. Investor pass leads with risk and proof. Sales pass leads with the buyer's day. Keep the same facts. Change only verbs and order. If a pass would need a fact the other pass has but I did not split out, copy it, do not upgrade it. If a pass needs a metric I did not paste, write [VERIFY]. Do not invent a friendlier outcome for sales.

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Pro tip: Generate two Gamma files from the two passes so you never mix the rooms.

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Cuts and Send-aheads

5 prompts

Seven slide lightning deck

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✨ What it does

Cuts an outline to seven lightning slides with 12 word bodies, or six if traction is missing. Dropped titles are listed so you can park them.

Cut this outline to a 7 slide lightning deck in Gamma for a 3 minute slot. Outline: [PASTE OUTLINE]. Facts I may keep: [PASTE FACTS]. Slides: Hook, Problem, Solution, Product in one line, Traction if I pasted any, Why us, Ask. Max 12 words of body per slide. If Traction has no fact, write [VERIFY] and skip it so the deck becomes 6 slides. Do not invent a hook statistic. List the titles you dropped. Audience: [AUDIENCE].

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Pro tip: Rehearse at 25 seconds a slide. If you overrun, cut a sentence, not a breath.

Send-ahead stand-alone pack

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✨ What it does

Turns a live outline into a 10 slide send-ahead that stands alone, plus three reply questions from real gaps. Missing figures stay tagged.

Turn this live outline into a send-ahead Gamma deck for [READER ROLE] who will not hear me. Outline: [PASTE OUTLINE]. Facts: [PASTE FACTS]. Each slide gets a conclusion headline and a 2 sentence body that stands alone. Keep to 10 slides. Add a last slide of 3 questions they may reply with, drawn from gaps in the facts. If a body needs a figure I did not paste, write [VERIFY] and keep the live headline. Do not invent a FAQ answer. Do not invent traction to look complete.

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Pro tip: Send it the day before. Present a thinner live cut so they are not reading while you talk.

Three minute spoken track

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✨ What it does

Writes a 390 word, 180 second spoken track split by slide. Silent slides get 0 seconds so you cut them instead of padding.

Write a 3 minute spoken track for this Gamma deck for [AUDIENCE]. Titles: [PASTE SLIDE TITLES]. Facts I may say: [PASTE FACTS]. Speech at about 130 words a minute, so about 390 words total. Split by slide with seconds that add to 180. If a slide has no fact, write [VERIFY] and give it 0 seconds so I cut it. Do not invent a story beat to fill time. End with the 15 word ask I wrote here: [ASK LINE].

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Pro tip: Read it standing up. Sitting makes a 3 minute track feel shorter than it is.

First meeting drop list

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✨ What it does

Picks at most eight slides for a first meeting, keeping Problem, Proof and Ask when proof exists. Empty proof shrinks the keep list instead of adding theatre.

I have a first meeting with [AUDIENCE] for [COMPANY]. Full outline: [PASTE OUTLINE]. Tell me which slides to drop so I leave with a conversation, not a broadcast. Keep at most 8. Always keep Problem, Proof if I pasted any, and Ask. Drop Team, Vision and extra product detail unless my notes say they asked. If Proof is empty, write [VERIFY] and keep Problem and Ask only. Do not invent a slide they requested. Return keep list, drop list, and a 25 word opener.

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Pro tip: If they asked for team in the email, paste that line so Team stays.

Appendix for extra proof

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✨ What it does

Maps extra proof to appendix slides that follow a live slide if asked. Items without a number, quote or file stay out of the appendix.

Build an appendix list for extra proof that should not sit in the live Gamma deck. Live outline: [PASTE OUTLINE]. Extra proof I have: [PASTE EXTRA PROOF]. For each extra item, give a 8 word slide title, the live slide it should follow if asked, and a 12 word caption. If an item has no number, quote or file, write [VERIFY] and keep it out of the appendix. Do not invent a chart. Do not move a weak live slide into the appendix to hide it. Max 6 appendix slides.

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Pro tip: Keep appendix slides hidden in Gamma until someone asks, then jump, do not walk the whole stack.

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Frequently Asked Questions

It often will if the outline has an empty Traction slot. These prompts tell Gamma to use only the metrics you paste, with units and dates, and to tag gaps as [VERIFY]. You still check every number before a partner or investor sees the file.
Share the facts, not the file. The investor versus sales tone prompt keeps the same numbers and changes verbs and order. Generate two Gamma decks so a buyer never sees a round ask, and an investor never sits through a demo frame.
Paste the customer list and the permission notes in two brackets. The logo wall prompt shows a name only when both lists allow it. Silent permission stays tagged and off the wall. A well known brand you did not name is not added for decoration.
Skip the Traction slide. The lightning cut and the first meeting drop list both shrink the deck when proof is missing. Use dated Why now notes, a real demo path, or a team proof phrase instead of a made-up growth line.
Use the send-ahead pack when the reader will not hear you. It writes stand-alone bodies and three reply questions from real gaps. Present a thinner live cut in the room so they are not reading while you talk.

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