Gamma really needs an option to be able to more intuitively resize images and properly import logos, images, and icons seem to get cut of when imported into certain layouts (I am usually unable to find a template that I can change 2 that will allow the images/logos to fit)

<@U08BTFAAW13>..this is a good ask. I would love for a rotate axis that flips the same image 180 degree while retaining all the other text attributes.

Solicitei diversas vezes para redimensionar textos e fotos, pois preciso apresentar meu trabalho no Google Slides, mas não houve o redimensionamento. Então quero cancelar minha assinatura.

Allow us to zoom in or out usually AI image don't fully fit in the top of the card we need zoom out feature

Increase control over image gallery layout and content - such as being able to crop images, change relative sizes, and select focus area of image

It would be useful to be able to flip images either horizontally or vertically when there is too much detail on one side of the image when there is text covering it. Or choose which part of the image you want to use by zooming in or moving up or down.

I’d like to suggest a feature improvement inspired by tools like CapCut and Canva that could greatly enhance Gamma AI’s image handling flexibility.

In CapCut, under Edit Image > Edit Size, users can manually drag the edges of an image to stretch it horizontally or vertically. This allows quick and practical adaptation of images to fit different aspect ratios. Even when the image is slightly distorted, it often solves the problem of framing without needing external editing.

Alternatively, Canva’s Magic Expand tool uses AI to reimagine and regenerate the missing parts of an image when you need to expand the frame. Instead of stretching, it creatively fills the empty space, preserving image quality while adapting the layout.

Both approaches—manual stretch (CapCut) and AI-based smart expansion (Canva)—could be incredibly valuable for Gamma AI users who want more control when fitting visual content into specific formats. I believe implementing one or both of these options would significantly improve user experience and layout consistency.