Stitch

What is Stitch?

Stitch, developed by Google Labs, is an experimental AI-driven platform designed to streamline the app design and development process by transforming simple text prompts or image inputs into fully functional user interface (UI) designs and frontend code. Leveraging Google's Gemini 2.5 Pro and Flash models, it enables designers, developers, and non-technical users to create responsive mobile and web interfaces in minutes. The tool bridges the gap between design and development by offering seamless exports to Figma and clean HTML/CSS code, reducing manual effort and iteration time. Its mission is to make UI creation accessible, efficient, and collaborative for both professionals and beginners. By allowing conversational refinements and multiple design variants, Stitch empowers users to explore creative ideas and rapidly prototype applications. It’s particularly useful for startups, solo developers, and teams aiming to accelerate the transition from concept to functional prototype.

Stitch's Core Features

• Generates responsive UI designs for mobile and web apps from text prompts or images, enabling rapid prototyping.

• Produces clean, production-ready HTML and CSS code that can be exported for immediate use in development environments.

• Allows seamless export of designs to Figma for further refinement and collaboration with design teams.

• Supports conversational iteration, letting users refine designs using natural language commands for quick adjustments.

• Offers multiple design variants with different layouts and styles to explore diverse creative options.

• Enables customization of themes, fonts, colors, and layouts to align with user preferences or brand guidelines.

• Uses Google’s Gemini 2.5 Pro and Flash models for fast, high-quality UI generation and real-time adjustments.