Hey Greg! 👋
Thanks for the detailed comparison screenshots. Those are really helpful.
PowerPoint exports can sometimes have slightly different sizing and spacing depending on a few factors. The good news is there are some things you can try that tend to give more consistent results.
First, make sure you're using the standard 16:9 widescreen format if you haven't already. This tends to export most reliably. If you're working with slides that have a lot of precisely positioned elements or complex layouts, those can sometimes be more sensitive to export variations. Sticking with Gamma's built-in layout options usually gives you cleaner results.
Here's something else that might help: different content types (charts vs images vs text blocks) can behave a bit differently on export. If you test your specific templates, you might notice patterns in which elements need tweaking. That can save you time down the road.
If exact positioning is critical for certain slides, one option is to do a quick check of the exported PPTX and make any final adjustments directly in PowerPoint. Not ideal, but sometimes faster than trying to get everything pixel-perfect in Gamma.
Let me know if any of this helps or if you want to dig into it more!
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