Gamma lets you bundle several pages into one link
By Steven Van ·
Multipage gammas share one link and can publish as a Gamma Site with each page as a section.
Gamma now lets you bundle several pages into a single Gamma, sharing them all under one link instead of sending separate gammas for each piece. It works for things like chapters of an ebook, sections of a client proposal, or pages of a course.
Pages are managed from a new Pages panel in the editor, where you can add blank pages or generate them with AI, reorder them by dragging, rename, duplicate, archive, or copy a link to a specific page. Sharing permissions apply to the whole gamma, so anyone with access can see every page in it. An existing single-page gamma can be converted by opening it and adding pages, with the original content becoming the homepage. Multipage gammas can also be published as Gamma Sites, where each page becomes a navigable section.
