Introduction to Remix
Remix is a Gamma feature that lets you use any individual gamma as a starting point for a new one, repurposing existing content with AI. You can remix any gamma directly from the dashboard or editor. If you're looking to start from a workspace template, use the Create from this option in the Templates tab instead.
Remix combines three things to make a new gamma: a source gamma or template (your starting point) + your content (notes, data, or images) + a prompt or instructions (how you want it changed). You control all three and the more you give Remix to work with, the closer the result.
Remix is perfect for:
Adapting a presentation for a different client or audience
Creating unique lesson plans that follow the same pattern (eg. "turn this lesson plan into another one about…")
Filling in a meeting template with notes
Where do I find the Remix function?
Click the three-dot menu (…) next to any gamma on the dashboard, or via the three-dot menu (…) in the editor, and select Create from this (remix).
🔷 Note: To start from a workspace template, go to the Templates tab and select Create from this on any template.
To learn more about starting from a workspace template, please see:
💎 Pro tip: You can Remix any gamma by clicking on the three-dot menu (…) from the dashboard, or via the three-dot menu (…) in the editor.
How do I use Remix?
Find the gamma you want to use as a starting point.
Click the three-dot menu (…) on the dashboard or in the editor and select Create from this (remix).
In the prompt box, describe how to modify or use the template. Your prompt can include:
Instructions
New content
Data (paste in your CSV)
Images (drag them in)
Select Generate.
Tips for a great Remix:
Be specific. "Rewrite this for a healthcare audience and shorten each section to 3 bullets" instead of "make this better."
Give it real content. Paste in your actual notes, data, or CSV rather than describing them. Remix fills templates much better with source material to work from.
One clear goal per Remix. Change the audience or the format in a pass, then refine, instead than asking for everything at once. You'll get cleaner results this way.
Expect a quick review. Remix gets you 90% there. Skim the output and touch up anything before you share; it's built to be publish-ready with a light edit.
Prompt example | Use cases |
Fill in this template with the notes, new content or data Tip: you can paste in data from CSVs |
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Adapt this content for a new audience or industry |
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Transform this content into a new format* *we are still improving this functionality |
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FAQs & Common Issues
Is Remix a paid feature?
No. Remix is available across all plans, but it does cost credits. Learn more about credits here:
How is Remix different from Workspace Templates?
Workspace templates let you organize and centralize the gammas you want to remix on a regular basis. Remix is the functionality that lets you use a gamma as a starting point for another gamma. You can remix a workspace template or a regular gamma. Learn more about Gamma's Workspace Templates here:
Will remixing a template edit the original?
No. Remix is using the template, not editing it.
Who can use Remix?
Anyone in your workspace can create using Remix. Workspace Templates inherit the same permissions as the original gamma, so editing access depends on how the original was shared. However, workspace templates cannot be private and must be shared with the workspace with at least "view" permission.
My Remix doesn't look right — what can I do?
Remix uses AI, so results vary run to run. If the first pass isn't quite there:
Regenerate or refine your prompt; a more specific prompt usually fixes it.
Start a source gamma that's tighter and more focused. Smaller, cleaner gammas (under 18 slides) remix more reliably than long, dense ones.
Text hard to read, an image moved, or the wrong layout picked? These are quick manual fixes in the editor. See:
Want AI to tweak it further? You can keep editing with AI after remixing, see: