Stitch
A free Google Labs tool where you describe an app screen out loud, by text, or by sketching on paper and photographing it, and it generates a real, editable interface design — plus the actual React and Tailwind code behind it — so a non-designer can get f
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Description
Turning a rough idea for an app screen into an actual visual design usually requires either design skills or hiring someone who has them. Google's Stitch removes that requirement: describe what you want in words, speak it out loud, sketch it on paper, or upload a screenshot of something similar, and it generates a polished, editable UI design along with working front-end code.
Stitch is a free AI-native UI design tool from Google Labs, powered by Gemini, that converts text prompts, voice input, sketches, and screenshots into high-fidelity interface designs and functional code (React with Tailwind CSS). Its "Voice Canvas" feature lets you talk directly to the design canvas for real-time edits and critiques, and "vibe design" lets you iterate on style just by describing changes. Beyond images, Stitch outputs editable layouts and code meant to plug into real engineering pipelines, and designs generated from text prompts can be pasted directly into Figma as editable frames. It's free with a Google account, with a monthly generation quota (up to 350 designs/month using Gemini 2.5).
💬 Our review
The short version: Stitch is a strong pick if you want a completely free way to go from a rough idea to a real UI design and usable code, especially if you're already in the Google/Gemini ecosystem — the voice-driven editing is a genuinely distinctive feature most competitors don't have.
Against paid competitors like v0 by Vercel or Wonder, Stitch's biggest edge is the price: it's free with a generous monthly quota, where those alternatives typically require a paid plan for serious use. The trade-off is that it's a Google Labs product, meaning it can change, be renamed, or be discontinued with less notice than a funded standalone startup gives its customers — Google Labs has a track record of sunsetting experiments. It's also tied to a Google account and the Gemini model family, so teams already committed to another AI provider get less benefit from the integration. For solo builders, students, or teams prototyping ideas before committing budget, it's hard to beat at $0; for a production design workflow you plan to depend on for years, weigh the platform-risk of a "Labs" product.
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Gratuit avec un compte Google, quota mensuel jusqu'à 350 designs/mois avec Gemini 2.5.
Pros
Entièrement gratuit avec quota généreux (350 designs/mois)
Entrée par texte, voix, croquis ou capture d'écran
Génère du vrai code React/Tailwind, pas juste des images
Export direct vers Figma en frames éditables
Cons
Produit "Google Labs" — risque d'arrêt ou de changement sans préavis
Lié à l'écosystème Google/Gemini
Moins mature qu'un outil de prototypage payant dédié