Designers and developers wanting quick first drafts of app screens; free as a Google Labs experiment, which means limits and no guarantees.

Kenning's take

What it does

Stitch is a Google Labs tool that creates mobile and web interface designs from a written description, a screenshot or a rough wireframe. Users can generate several versions, refine them in a chat, paste the result into Figma or export front-end code. It runs in the browser at stitch.withgoogle.com, and there is an extension for Gemini CLI that talks to Stitch's MCP server.

• Generate UI from plain-English prompts
• Generate UI from images or wireframes
• Multiple design variants
• Paste to Figma
• Export front-end code
• Gemini CLI extension and MCP server

Who it suits. Designers and developers who want quick first drafts of app and website screens.

Key facts

Category

Developer tools

Made by

Google

Based in

United States

Released

20 May 2025

How to get it

free in the browser at stitch.withgoogle.com with a Google account; it is a Google Labs experiment

Works on

Web, Gemini CLI extension

Free plan

Free with daily credit limits (reported by Banani's April 2026 review; Google's own FAQ could not be read)

Reviews and write-ups

• Banani 2026-04-20

FAQ

Facts from the maker's own pages and the sources listed. Checked 2026-10-11.