Stitch is an AI-native design tool from Google Labs that allows users to build web and mobile interfaces entirely through conversation. Launched as a competitor to traditional design software, it replaces the “blank canvas” starting point with a prompt-driven workflow. Powered by Gemini 2.5, Stitch translates natural language descriptions into polished, functional UI components. Instead of manually drawing shapes, you describe your intent—such as “a dark-mode dashboard for a fitness tracker with a circular progress chart”—and the AI generates a realistic layout with typography, spacing, and icons already in place.
The technical core of Stitch features two distinct modes: Standard Mode (using Gemini Flash) for rapid layout generation and theme editing, and Experimental Mode (using Gemini Pro) for high-fidelity results and image-to-UI capabilities. In Experimental Mode, you can upload hand-drawn sketches, wireframes, or screenshots, and the AI will interpret the visual structure to create a digital equivalent. One of its most practical features for professional workflows is the Figma Export, which allows you to paste a design directly into Figma with nested layers and Auto Layout pre-configured, making it immediately ready for a production design team.
