Google Stitch

Google Stitch is an AI design tool from Google Labs that generates user interface layouts, screens and front-end code from natural-language prompts or reference images. It sits between quick idea sketching and a finished design file, aiming to take you from a prompt to editable UI quickly.

On May 19, 2026, Google updated Stitch so that it streams designs to the canvas in real time and accepts input as voice, text, existing codebases or design files. The update also introduced Stitch Agent, which lets you steer and refine iterations conversationally, and added new export options to Google Antigravity, Netlify publishing and shareable links via Google AI Studio. Google says the update is available to global users.

Stitch's original 2025 launch centered on turning a prompt or image into a UI screen that could be pasted into Figma or exported as front-end code. Combined with the 2026 update, designers and developers can now move from a spoken or written idea through an editable canvas to shareable, exportable output without leaving the tool.

Stitch launched as a free Google Labs experiment with no paid tier. The May 2026 update announcement does not mention pricing, and the current site does not publish tier or usage-limit details, so any specific costs, credits or caps for the present version cannot be confirmed.

The main limitations follow from its experimental status: features, availability and the underlying model can change without notice, there is no confirmed usage limit or paid tier to fall back on for guaranteed capacity, and there is no published SLA or paid support.

Stitch suits designers, developers and founders who want to move from a prompt, voice note or screenshot to a coded UI quickly, especially those already working inside the Google ecosystem and comfortable with an evolving, experiment-grade tool.