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"Describe your UI, get a design—Google's AI design experiment."
Google Labs AI UI design tool. Generate mobile and web application interfaces from text descriptions.
Google Stitch turns text descriptions into UI mockups instantly—describe "a fitness tracking dashboard with weekly charts" and get a visual design. It's experimental and less precise than Figma, but for rapid ideation and communicating design ideas, it's uniquely fast.
What We Love:
• Text-to-UI generation creates mockups in seconds from descriptions
• Multi-platform output for iOS, Android, and web simultaneously
• Rapid iteration lets you explore dozens of design directions quickly
• Free to use during experimental phase—no subscription needed
What Could Be Better:
• Still experimental with limited features and occasional quality issues
• Much less control and precision than professional tools like Figma
• Component library is basic compared to established design systems
• Not suitable for final production-ready designs
Who Should Use It:
Product managers and entrepreneurs who need to visualize app concepts quickly without design skills. Developers wanting to mock up UI ideas before committing to implementation. Great for ideation, not for pixel-perfect production design.
Describe the screen you need in natural language—e.g., "a login page with social sign-in buttons and a dark theme." Stitch generates a visual UI mockup matching your description. Iterate by refining your description or adjusting components.
Yes, Google Stitch is currently free as part of Google Labs experimental projects. Access requires a Google account. Pricing may change as the product matures.
Export capabilities are limited during the experimental phase. Stitch is primarily for rapid ideation rather than production design. For detailed design work, use Stitch outputs as inspiration and recreate them in Figma or similar professional tools.
Stitch generates UI designs for mobile (iOS and Android) and web applications. Multi-platform output means you can visualize how the same concept looks across different devices from a single description.