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Gamma launches AI tool ‘Imagine’ to simplify marketing design for professionals

In a move to make visual content creation easier, Gamma has introduced Gamma Imagine, a new AI-powered tool designed to help users quickly create marketing visuals.

The tool allows users to simply type what they need, and it generates interactive charts, social media graphics and infographics tailored to their brand. It is aimed at non-designers who want to create professional assets without advanced design skills.

Gamma Imagine is being positioned as a competitor to platforms like Canva and Adobe, with a strong focus on simplicity and ease of use.

The tool includes over 100 templates and integrates with ChatGPT to help users create data-driven designs quickly.

According to CEO Grant Lee, the product is built for business professionals who want to communicate visually without needing to learn complex design tools.

Gamma has seen strong adoption, with its user base growing from 70 million to nearly 100 million. This rise highlights increasing demand for simple and efficient design tools among knowledge workers.

The launch reflects a broader trend of AI tools simplifying creative workflows and making design more accessible to a wider audience.

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