Stitch is the new Google platform that allows users to design user interfaces for web and mobile apps using simple phrases or images.
This is a free tool powered by artificial intelligence, designed for those who want to create functional prototypes without knowing how to code.
What is Stitch and what is it for?
Stitch was officially introduced during Google I/O, the conference where the company reveals its main innovations. For now, it's available in beta phase, but any user with a Google account can try it.
The idea behind the project is clear: shorten the gap between design and development. Instead of going through multiple revisions between designers and programmers, Stitch allows users to generate the entire design from scratch using only text or images.
Design by text or image: this is how Stitch works
Using the Gemini 2.5 Pro model, Stitch interprets phrases like "design a music app with a modern look" and creates an interface in seconds.
Users can also specify style, colors, fonts, or details about the user experience. If you have a paper sketch or a screenshot, Stitch can turn it into a functional app.
