Google Stitch

What it is

Google Stitch is Google’s prompt-to-UI tool (it absorbed the former Galileo AI, which Google acquired in 2025). It generates multi-screen app and web UI from a text description or even voice, using Gemini models, and exports both designs and React code. While it lives in Google Labs it’s entirely free with generous monthly limits, which makes it a low-risk way to generate concept UI without spending a credit budget.

Our verdict

Solid and, right now, the best price in the category: free, with 350 standard generations a month — enough to actually explore, not just sample. The Gemini-powered generation is fast and the React export is a nice bonus over pure mockup tools. If you just need concept screens to react to, start here before you pay anyone.

Where it falls short: it’s an experimental Labs product, which means no pricing commitment and no guarantee of longevity — paid plans are expected by Q4 2026 and the free generosity will likely shrink, so don’t build a team workflow on it. Output is design/UI-grade with code export, not a working full-stack app; the buttons don’t do anything until an engineer wires them up. And as a Google beta, expect rough edges and changing behavior.

Get value in 10 minutes

1. Go to stitch.withgoogle.com and sign in with a Google account.
2. Prompt in standard mode: “A three-screen expense-tracking app: a dashboard with monthly spend and a category breakdown, an add-expense form, and a list of recent transactions. Clean, modern style.”
3. Regenerate or refine screens you don’t like (you have plenty of free generations).
4. Export the React code or the design to hand to a designer/engineer, or share the screens for stakeholder feedback.