What is Stitch?
Google's design canvas that prototypes UI from text, images or voice.
Who is Stitch best for?
Stitch is best for founders and designers who want to go from a prompt or sketch to editable app screens they can take into Figma or code.
Fast UI prototypes
It turns a text prompt, a hand-drawn wireframe, a screenshot or a spoken brief into mobile or web screens you can keep editing.
Designers who finish in Figma
Exports land in Figma with Auto Layout, named layers and editable text rather than flat images.
Front-end developers
Each design comes with HTML and CSS, including Tailwind, as a starting point for the real build.
Clickable flows for coding agents
Related screens can be linked with hotspots into a clickable prototype, and MCP support lets coding agents read the designs and request edits.
How much does Stitch cost?
Stitch is free to use, with no paid tier: Google Labs provides it at no charge, with a daily credit limit that resets at midnight UTC.
- Daily credit limit, reset at midnight UTC
- Figma export and HTML and CSS code
- English only, for users 18 and over where Gemini is available
Stitch has no pricing page and no paid plan; its FAQ says it is currently provided free of charge. Your remaining daily credits are shown on the Stitch settings page. Full pricing on stitch.withgoogle.com. We checked these prices on .
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What are the best Stitch alternatives?
Three tools on Recaply do Stitch's job.
Questions about Stitch
What is Stitch?
Google's design canvas that prototypes UI from text, images or voice.
Who is Stitch for?
Stitch is best for founders and designers who want to go from a prompt or sketch to editable app screens they can take into Figma or code.
Is Stitch free?
Yes. Stitch has a free plan: daily credit limit, reset at midnight UTC.
What are the best Stitch alternatives?
The closest alternatives on Recaply are Uizard, Ardot and UX Pilot.
Where is Stitch available?
Stitch is available in English to people aged 18 and over in the countries where Google's Gemini is available. It runs in the browser at stitch.withgoogle.com, so there is nothing to install.
Can I use Stitch designs in my own product?
Yes. Google says your original Stitch generations are yours to use as you see fit, whether you export them to Figma to keep designing or copy the generated HTML and CSS into your own project.






