Google Stitch: describe your app, Google’s AI designs the screens

Overview

Stitch was born at Google Labs with one promise: “design at the speed of AI”. Describe the app you have in mind (“a running tracker with a dark dashboard”), or upload a sketch, wireframe or screenshot, and Stitch generates consistent screens.

• Interface generation for mobile and web, from text or images.
• Conversational iteration: change a theme, add a screen, tweak a component.
• Several variants to compare directions.
• Export to Figma to keep working, or export to code (HTML/CSS) to kick off a prototype.

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Pros

• Free during the beta.
• Very fast from idea to presentable screens.
• Bridge to Figma: the output becomes an editable starting point.
• Gemini models underneath, regularly updated.

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Cons

• Experimental status: features, limits and availability may change.
• Interfaces often feel generic, close to Material and common templates.
• Doesn’t handle a real brand design system end to end.

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Studio Elias’s recommendation

Stitch is an excellent ideation tool: in a workshop, it lets you visualise several screen layouts in minutes and get the discussion going. But a great interface starts with an identity, a hierarchy and a journey designed for your users. Use Stitch to clear the ground, then hand the final design to someone working on your brand, not on the average of existing apps.

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FAQ

Is Google Stitch free?
Yes, during its Google Labs beta, with a monthly generation limit.

Can I export Stitch designs to Figma?
Yes, generated screens export to Figma or to front-end code.

How is it different from Figma Make?
Stitch mainly generates interface screens; Figma Make builds working prototypes and apps inside the Figma ecosystem.