Move your team from Decktopus to Gamma.
Each person gets a short interview, then a personalized step-by-step guide showing exactly where their saved work, prompts, and projects land in Gamma — and the few things that need a manual step, walked through. You send one invite; nobody becomes the help desk, and nothing in Decktopus is changed or cancelled. Want to see where you’re paying for both first? Run the free audit.
Replace Decktopus's prompt-to-deck workflow with Gamma's 'Generate' mode: give Gamma the same topic prompt and it produces a structured, designed deck you can refine. For decks you already built in Decktopus, export them to PPTX first and bring them in through Gamma's 'Import' mode (which accepts PowerPoint, PDF, and Google Slides) so existing content is reformatted into Gamma cards rather than rebuilt from scratch. Set your brand colors, fonts, and logo once in Gamma's Theme Editor to reproduce Decktopus's auto-branding on every new deck.
- Warning: Credit math and pricing differ: a Decktopus AI deck costs a fixed 30 credits and AI generation is gated behind a paid plan (Pro $14.99/mo, 9,000 credits/yr; Business $34.99, 12,000/yr). Gamma allows AI creation on its Free tier (watermarked) but no longer publishes a fixed per-deck credit price — its help center says usage varies by model/length and is 'subject to change,' with Free drawing on a one-time ~400-credit grant and paid plans leaving standard-model generation largely unmetered. Estimate against actual volume on the target plan rather than a flat per-deck figure.
- Warning: Imported Decktopus PPTX is reflowed into Gamma's card-based layout, so slide-precise positioning, embedded forms, and recorded voice-over narration do not carry over and must be re-created or replaced with Gamma equivalents.
Both tools export to PowerPoint and PDF, so a deck's final-file workflow ports cleanly: keep producing PPTX/PDF deliverables from Gamma's Share > Export instead of Decktopus's Download control. To carry existing Decktopus decks over, export each as PPTX from Decktopus and import the file into Gamma, then re-export from Gamma once it has been reflowed into cards.
- Warning: Decktopus shares interactive decks via a public link with embedded forms and recorded voice-over; Gamma's equivalent is publishing to a gamma.site page, and the lead-capture forms and per-slide narration do not survive the export/import round-trip.
- Warning: Branding-removal gating differs: Gamma's 'Made with Gamma' watermark is removed on Plus/Pro, whereas Decktopus tied watermark-free and corporate-branded output to its own higher tiers — confirm the destination plan removes branding before relying on exports for client-facing work.