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Pitch vs Gamma: AI Decks for Investors and Sales

Gamma turns a prompt into a web-style presentation fast. Pitch builds a researched, editable deck from your own material, and can make the demo video too.

Direct answer

Use Gamma for a fast, good-looking presentation from a prompt, especially when a card-style web deck is fine.

Use Pitch when the deck should come from your own sources, such as a memo, a site or an old deck, stay editable slide by slide, and export to PDF; the same project can make a demo video.

When Pitch fits

  • You already have material and want it structured into an investor story.
  • You need a fixed PDF that matches the editor exactly.
  • You also want a launch film or demo from the same brief.

When to use Gamma instead

  • Pick Gamma for quick prompt-first drafts and web-style presentations.
  • Pick it for docs and one-pagers that live in the browser.
  • Pick it when a template-driven look is exactly right.

Side by side

PitchGamma
Starts fromA promptYour files, a URL or a brief
OutputWeb presentation, exportableEditable deck, PDF export
ResearchGenerated from the promptReads your sources, then researches gaps
Also makes videoNot its focusYes, in the same project
Prompt
Turn this memo into a 10-slide seed deck for B2B SaaS investors. Traction on slide 3.

FAQ

Can I edit a Pitch deck after it is made?

Yes. Every slide stays open in the editor, and the PDF export always matches the latest edit.

Which is faster for a first draft?

For a pure prompt with no source material, Gamma is very quick. Pitch spends that time reading your material first.

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