Master Google Stitch
The complete guide to AI-powered UI design
Learn how to turn text, images, and voice into high-fidelity user interfaces with Google Stitch — completely free.
New here? Start with What is Google Stitch or browse the comparison with other AI design tools.
What You'll Learn
Text to UI
Generate complete interfaces from natural language descriptions
Image to UI
Transform sketches, wireframes, and screenshots into digital designs
Voice Canvas
Design with voice commands using Vibe Design
Interactive Prototypes
Turn static screens into clickable prototypes instantly
Developer Integration
Connect Stitch to your coding workflow via SDK and MCP
Export Anywhere
Export to Figma, HTML/CSS, or DESIGN.md
Tutorial Sections
What is Stitch?
Understand Google Stitch, its capabilities, and how it compares to alternatives.
Getting Started
Sign up, explore the interface, and create your first AI-generated UI.
Features Deep Dive
Master every feature — from text generation to the Design Agent.
Export & Integration
Learn to export designs and integrate with developer tools.
Hands-on Tutorials
Step-by-step projects to build real-world UIs.
Tips & FAQ
Pro tips, prompt optimization, and answers to common questions.
Google Stitch vs Other AI Design Tools
Pick the right AI UI tool in 2026. We compare Google Stitch head-to-head with Figma Make, Claude Design, Pencil, and the leading open-source alternatives — across pricing, output quality, export, and developer workflow.
Google Stitch vs Figma Make
Free AI canvas vs credit-gated Figma-native generator
Stitch is free with 550 generations/month; Figma Make bills via seat + credit system starting at 500 credits/month on Starter.
Read full comparison→Google Stitch vs Claude Design
Gemini 3.0 canvas vs Claude Opus 4.7 conversational designer
Stitch focuses on UI generation with MCP handoff; Claude Design (launched April 17, 2026) does visuals + slides, exports to PPTX/Canva, and hands off to Claude Code.
Read full comparison→Google Stitch vs Pencil
Browser canvas vs IDE-native design surface
Stitch lives on the web and bridges to IDEs via MCP. Pencil (pencil.dev) lives inside VS Code/Cursor, ships .pen JSON files, and runs 6-agent swarms.
Read full comparison→Google Stitch vs Open-Source Alternatives
Hosted Google tool vs Penpot, OpenUI, OpenPencil
If you need self-hosting, data residency, or a fully hackable stack, Penpot, OpenUI, and OpenPencil cover those gaps — with trade-offs on AI quality.
Read full comparison→Frequently Asked Questions
- Is Google Stitch free?
- Yes, completely free with a Google account. Standard mode offers 350 generations/month, Experimental mode offers 200/month — 550 total.
- What code does Stitch generate?
- HTML and CSS only. There is no direct React, Vue, or SwiftUI export yet, but the SDK and MCP server bridge this gap.
- Does Stitch support languages other than English?
- Current prompt support for non-English languages is limited. English prompts produce the best results.
- Can I use Stitch for production apps?
- Stitch is best for design exploration and prototyping. For production code, use the MCP integration with a coding tool.
- What if my generations run out?
- Limits reset monthly. You can switch between Standard and Experimental modes to manage your quota.
- Can Stitch generate multi-page apps?
- It works best per screen. Use the prototyping feature to link screens together into flows.
Looking for more answers? Browse the full tips & FAQ.