Introduction
Gamma integrates with the AI tools and automation platforms you already use, so you can create and manage content without leaving your workflow. There are two ways to connect:
Connectors -- AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Glean, Superhuman, Atlassian, Cursor, and Grok connect to Gamma through the Gamma MCP (Model Context Protocol) server. You create and edit content through natural conversation with no technical setup.
Automation platforms -- Tools like Zapier, Make, and n8n connect to Gamma through the Gamma API, letting you build automated workflows with no code.
🔷 Note: Usage costs credits.
What can you do with Gamma integrations?
Depending on the tool you use, you can:
Generate content -- Create presentations, documents, webpages, or social posts with control over tone, layout, images, and themes.
Browse themes -- Browse and search Gamma's theme library, including your workspace's custom themes, to match your brand or style.
Organize your work -- Assign generated content to folders in your Gamma workspace during creation.
Edit existing gammas -- Ask a connector to change a gamma you have edit access to, like "make the tone more formal." Also available in n8n. Zapier, Make, and the Gamma app for Slack can create but not edit. Editing isn't available on Enterprise plans.
Available connectors
Connectors let you create and edit Gamma content through natural conversation in AI tools. No API key or technical setup required. Gamma works with any AI tool that supports MCP connections, including Claude, ChatGPT, Glean, and more. There's no fixed list, so if your tool supports connectors, it can connect to Gamma. Here are some of our top outbound connectors:
ChatGPT.
Claude.
Slack.
Glean.
Superhuman.
Atlassian.
Cursor.
Grok.
And more.
Available automation platforms
Automation platforms connect Gamma to hundreds of other apps through the Gamma API, letting you trigger content creation from events in your existing tools.
Connecting a tool that isn't listed
If your AI tool supports custom MCP connections but doesn't have Gamma in its app library, you can connect Gamma manually using the Gamma MCP server URL.
In your AI tool, open its connected apps, connectors, or integrations settings.
Choose the option to add a custom app or MCP server.
Enter the Gamma MCP server URL:
https://mcp.gamma.app/mcp.Follow the prompts to sign in and authorize your Gamma account.
If the tool reports a redirect URI or registration error, it hasn't been onboarded yet. Ask the tool's maker to request access at developers.gamma.app/mcp/gamma-mcp-server, or use a tool from the list above.
Connect an AI tool to a different Gamma account
If ChatGPT, Claude, or another AI tool is connected to the wrong Gamma account:
In the AI tool, remove the Gamma connector.
In your browser, sign out of Gamma, then sign in at gamma.app with the account you want to use.
In the AI tool, add the Gamma connector again and approve access.
Workspace admins can also cut off a member’s connected apps from Gamma. In the Members list, select the three-dot menu (…) next to the member and choose Sign out of all devices. To do this for everyone, go to Settings > Security & authentication > Sessions and select Sign out all users. Keep Also disconnect connected apps checked.
For developers
If you're building a custom integration, Gamma offers two developer options:
Gamma MCP -- Connect your own AI agent or MCP client to
https://mcp.gamma.app/mcpto generate, read, edit, duplicate, and export gammas. It also includes a feedback tool you can use to report gaps in the product. See the Gamma MCP server documentation for access requirements.Gamma API -- For developers building fully custom applications with direct programmatic control over content creation, editing, and export.
For an overview of the Gamma API and how to get started, check out:
FAQs and common issues
I can't find Gamma in my tool.
Not all platforms have a Gamma integration available yet.
If your tool supports custom MCP servers, follow the steps in "Connecting a tool that isn't listed" above.
I'm seeing an authentication error.
Your connection to Gamma may have expired.
Disconnect and reconnect the Gamma integration in your tool to refresh your authentication.
Which Gamma account does my connector use? My existing gammas are missing after connecting.
When you connect Gamma in an AI tool like ChatGPT, Claude, Slack, Glean, Superhuman, Atlassian, or Cursor, the connector links to whichever Gamma account you're signed in to at gamma.app in that browser.
If you were signed in to a different Gamma account when you connected, new gammas are created in that account. Your existing gammas are still in your original account.
To switch accounts, follow the steps in Connect an AI tool to a different Gamma account above.
I'm seeing an "insufficient credits" error.
Your Gamma account doesn't have enough credits to complete the generation.
You can buy more credits from Settings > Billing in Gamma, or upgrade your plan.
Can I edit my gamma from a connector or automation platform?
Connectors (ChatGPT, Claude, Slack's connector, and any MCP client): Yes, on every plan except Enterprise. On Enterprise, connectors can create but not edit.
What edits can do: Rewrite, add, remove, or reorder cards. Edits can't add new pages, can't be made to archived gammas, and use credits. Each edit changes one page, and only one edit runs on a page at a time.
Gamma's own Slack app (the Gamma bot in Slack): Create only. Open the gamma in the Gamma app to make changes.
ChatGPT: Edit options may take longer to appear in ChatGPT than in other tools.
n8n: Use the Edit and Get Edit Status operations.
Zapier and Make: Create only. Open the gamma in the Gamma app to make changes.
Can I create a template from ChatGPT, Claude, or another connector?
No. Connectors can use an existing gamma or template as a starting point for something new, but they can’t create or save templates.
To make a template, open the gamma in Gamma and select the three-dot menu (…) > Save new template.
What's the difference between connectors, automation platforms, and the Gamma API?
Connectors are the easiest option -- create and edit gammas through natural conversation in AI tools like Claude, with no technical setup.
Automation platforms like Zapier, Make, and n8n let you automate Gamma workflows with no code.
Gamma MCP and Gamma API are for developers building custom integrations with full programmatic control.
I can't access a gamma that was created through ChatGPT.
Gammas generated via ChatGPT are tied to an anonymous session and are not linked to any Gamma account. Because there's no owner to grant access, the standard sharing flow doesn't apply, so the link cannot be shared or unlocked after the fact.
To keep the content, the person who created it should open the link in the same browser session immediately and save it to their Gamma account before the session expires.