Gamma.app is a fantastic way to build presentations quickly, but its free tier adds a "Made with Gamma" badge to the bottom of every exported PDF and PowerPoint file. If you're sending a deck to a client, submitting coursework, or just want a clean result, that badge gets in the way.
This guide shows you how to remove it for free — without paying for Gamma Pro and without uploading your file anywhere.
What the Gamma watermark actually is
Understanding the watermark explains why removing it is lossless:
- In PDF exports, the badge is a small image in the bottom-right corner with a clickable link to gamma.app. It is not part of your slide content.
- In PowerPoint (.pptx) exports, the badge is a shape with a gamma.app hyperlink stored on the slide master, which is why it shows up on every slide.
In both cases the watermark is a separate object layered on top of your content. That means it can be deleted cleanly, leaving your text, images, and layout exactly as they were — no white boxes, no blur, no re-rendering.
Remove it in three steps
- Open GammaRemover and drop in your exported PDF or
.pptxfile. - The tool finds the Gamma badge and deletes it. Everything runs inside your browser using WebAssembly — your file is never uploaded to a server.
- Download your clean file. That's it.
It works the same whether you have a PDF or a PowerPoint export.
Why in-browser removal is the safest option
Many "watermark remover" tools upload your file to their servers. For a presentation that may contain confidential client information, that's a real privacy risk.
GammaRemover processes everything locally on your device. There is no upload, no storage, and nothing for anyone to access or leak. When you close the tab, nothing remains.
Does it work on every export?
Almost always. The standard Gamma badge is a discrete object that we remove directly. In rare cases where an export flattens a slide (and the badge) into a single image, the tool will tell you the watermark may remain — so you always know the result.
Tip: Always keep a copy of your original export, just in case you need it later.
Free vs. Gamma Pro
Upgrading to Gamma Pro removes the badge at the source, but it's a paid subscription. If you only need a clean export occasionally, removing the watermark afterward is completely free and takes a few seconds.
Ready to try it? Remove your Gamma watermark now »