I imagine that global alignment is better. Just as left-aligned, centered, and right-aligned alignment are represented by buttons in the settings, like in an editor (Word, Pages, etc.), I don't see why there shouldn't also be a "Justify Text" option. I understand that it's not used much in presentations, but in my case, I'm creating ebook-style PDFs and I need to create many of them.

Hey Ricardo Melo de Camargo, totally hear you. Passing this along to the team. Quick check: do you want a global “justify text” setting for the whole doc, or a per-paragraph toggle (and should quotes/citations be excluded automatically or only when you choose)?

Hey Joe M, totally hear you. Quick question so we can pass this to the team in a useful way: do you want full justification (both left and right edges aligned) for body text only, or also for titles and bullet lists? And is this mainly for exported PDFs/prints, or for how it looks inside Gamma while you’re editing/presenting?

Totally hear you Diogo Queirós, justified text is one of those “how is this not here” basics. When you say justify, do you mean full justification (flush left and right) for body paragraphs, and is this mainly for on-screen reading or when exporting/printing? I’ll pass this along to the team.

Justified text alignment is essential for document-style content like reports and manuals.

While less common in presentations, it significantly improves readability and creates a more professional layout for longer texts.

Strongly recommend adding this feature.

Hi Vitaliy S., thank you for the feedback! Are you talking about text when they live in a column? If you add text directly to a card, it should span the entire width of the card.