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Free Google Labs tool that turns prompts and sketches into mobile and web UI designs with exportable code
Stitch is Google Labs' UI generation experiment, built on the Galileo AI product Google acquired and sunset in 2025. It turns text prompts, wireframe sketches or screenshots into editable interface designs using Gemini models, then hands off through Paste to Figma or frontend code export for developers. It is free while in the experimental phase, with monthly generation quotas that differ between the standard mode and the higher-quality Pro mode. Anyone with a Google account can use it in the browser; there is no paid tier and no SLA.
Free during the Google Labs experiment phase; usage is capped by monthly generation quotas per mode (a standard Gemini Flash mode and an experimental Gemini Pro mode). The former Galileo AI subscriptions no longer exist.
Use tool ↗Hard to argue with free: Stitch produces usable first-draft UI screens and working frontend code with a straight path into Figma. It remains a Labs experiment - quotas, no support guarantees, and the standalone Galileo AI product it grew from was already shut down once.
Watch out: Formerly Galileo AI: Google acquired it in 2025 and retired usegalileo.ai - treat Labs experiments as potentially temporary when planning workflows around them.
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