Well, day. Exporting the site to be edited on WordPress would be a good choice and would help increase the company's sales, considering that many people who work with landing pages use the Elementor plugin to create the pages. Which is quite time-consuming. Combining Gamma's creative excellence with WordPress would alleviate the barrier that I found and many people must also have, which is not being able to use the Canva site in their own structure.

As a user who appreciates Gamma’s simplicity but also values the flexibility of WordPress, I’d love to see an integration feature that allows us to seamlessly work with WordPress content. This would be particularly useful for users who want the power of Gamma’s intuitive builder but need to retain their existing WordPress infrastructure or content.

Suggested Features:

WordPress Content Import/Embed: Ability to import or embed posts, pages, and media from WordPress into Gamma’s platform.

Editing Flexibility: Gamma’s drag-and-drop tools applied to WordPress content for more user-friendly customization.

SEO Optimization Tools: Seamless integration of WordPress plugins, especially for SEO, to ensure content retains its search ranking.

Synchronization: Ability to keep WordPress content up-to-date within Gamma (either through live sync or regular updates).

Customizable Blog Layouts: Options for creating visually appealing blog pages that leverage WordPress posts but use Gamma’s design capabilities.

Benefit to Users: WordPress is one of the most widely-used CMS platforms, and an integration option would make Gamma highly attractive for WordPress users seeking a more intuitive design interface. It would bridge the gap between Gamma’s ease of use and WordPress’s flexibility, allowing users to expand their content capabilities within the Gamma environment.

Thank you for considering these enhancements. WordPress integration would bring greater versatility to Gamma and appeal to a broader range of users, including those with existing WordPress sites looking for streamlined design options.

Exporting the site to html file... very happy with gamma!

But if I can't get my site back I won't take any more subscriptions!

I know you probably have too much on your plate - but WordPress output would be a killer feature

How can I find the source code of my website through the website I designed? I hope to be able to find my source code and create an app after designing my website.

Email and RCS campagin with HTML export