I’ve been using Gamma and truly appreciate its simplicity and efficiency in creating presentations. However, I’ve encountered some limitations when working with tables. I’d like to propose a few improvements that would significantly enhance usability:

Manual row and column resizing – Currently, it’s not possible to adjust the size of individual cells, which limits flexibility in organizing content.

Table color customization – The ability to change background colors, borders, or highlight specific rows/columns would improve readability and help visually differentiate data.

Automatic multi-page table splitting – When working with large tables (such as pricing tables, reports, or proposals), they often get cut off across pages in an unstructured way. It would be great if Gamma could automatically adjust and split tables to maintain a consistent design across pages.

Custom table styles for individual pages – Similar to how CSS can be customized for a specific section on a website, this would allow users to format tables uniquely per page without affecting the entire presentation.

I believe these enhancements would greatly expand Gamma’s capabilities and benefit many users who rely on tables in their presentations.

Thank you for considering this request, and I look forward to any feedback! 😊

Please can there be an option to thicken/darken Table borders (cells and outside)? And can there be an option to edit the shading of every alternative row? I use gamma to create interactive documents (as PDFs) but my students prefer to handwrite. When scaffolding content/helping them chunk information, tables are great. But they find writing on the rows that are shaded, hard in print form.

Please can there be a function to include black borders for tables/cells and to be able to customise cells so the alternative rows are not shaded/filled in with colour? This doesn't translate well when printing - very faint, and it is hard to delineate between rows/columns/cells when writing in without any black borders.

It would be great if you could change the layout of a table (colors and lines).