Google Stitch ⚡

Google Stitch is an experimental AI design tool from Google Labs that generates complete UI designs and multi-screen app prototypes from a text description or a hand-drawn sketch. It runs on Gemini 2.5 Pro and is currently free with 350 generations per month during the Beta period.

The canvas-based interface lets you describe what you want — a mobile checkout flow, a SaaS dashboard, a landing page — and Stitch generates realistic UI screens that can be edited, connected into flows, and exported directly to Figma or as HTML/CSS. Sketch-to-UI mode lets you photograph or upload a rough hand-drawn wireframe and get a polished digital design back in seconds.

As a Google Labs project, Stitch is still evolving and may change significantly or be discontinued. That said, its output quality — particularly for multi-screen mobile apps — is notably strong compared to other AI design tools. For designers, developers, and product teams who want to rapidly validate ideas without committing to Figma hours, Stitch offers a compelling free entry point backed by one of the most capable multimodal models available.