What is Stitch?
Stitch combines natural language requirements with project context to create, refine, and collaboratively explore high-fidelity interfaces. Its AI-native canvas accepts images, text, or code as backgrounds, enabling designs to evolve iteratively around business goals and user experience.
Google’s current documentation includes real-time visualization of the design process, guidance on making changes before completion, and the use of Agents to manage multiple ideas. The design system can also propagate rules across projects and other tools via DESIGN.md, helping to maintain consistent styling across different pages.
Once the design is ready, the official workflow allows you to share it via Google AI Studio, hand it over to Google Antigravity to continue connecting business logic, or deploy it through Netlify. The interface generation and the production business system still require separate reviews, especially regarding the backend, permissions, data, and actual interactions.
Key features
Natural Language and Voice Design Collaboration
Image and code context
AI-native interface design canvas
Real-time iteration and multi-directional exploration
Design Rules and Development Tool Handover
Use cases and audience
Product designers, developers, and prototype creators
- Website and Mobile App Interface Exploration
- Product Prototyping and Design Iterations
- Design and R&D Collaboration Handover
Text, voice, reference images, and code or design files
Interface design, design rules, and handover deliverables for subsequent development
How to use
- 01
Provide business objectives, visual references, and project context.
- 02
Observe the design process on the canvas and clearly articulate the direction for revisions.
- 03
After reviewing the interface, select either sharing or the development handover workflow.
Benefits and limitations
Benefits
- Facilitate rapid and effortless UI design ideation
- Generate user interfaces for mobile and web applications
- Allows for easy adjustments and design iterations
- Supports exporting static HTML code and Figma files
- The user retains ownership of the generated design.
- Leveraging Google DeepMind (Gemini)'s advanced AI models
- Free of charge but with certain usage limitations
- Suitable for users of all backgrounds and skill levels.
Limitations
- A personal Google account is required.
- Available only to users aged 18 and over, and in specific countries and regions.
- Subject to monthly generation limits (350 in Quick mode, 50 in Experimental mode)
- Currently, only an English-language website is available.
- The imported Galileo AI conversation cannot continue in Stitch.
Official website & sources
Updated on 2026-10-24
