This tool turns short text or an image into UI screens you can export to Figma or static HTML.
Buy it if you want quick drafts you will polish by hand. It’s free in Google Labs, but generated screens often look generic and need manual fixes and accessibility work.
Who it's for
You build apps and need fast first-draft screens; you’ll be disappointed if you expect production-ready, hand-polished UI without human editing.
Buy it if
- You iterate quickly in Figma and want base screens you can import and polish.
- You need a fast visual starting point to pitch ideas to clients before a design review.
- You export straight to HTML or Figma and plan to finish the UI by hand.
Skip it if
- You demand pixel-perfect final screens delivered to engineers.
- You must enforce existing design tokens or a strict component library.
- You need production-ready accessibility out of the box.
Your first hour
You sign in with a Google account to start.
Stitch is free while it remains in Google Labs and does not require a credit card.
- Google sign-in You sign in with a Google account and can start generating immediately.
- Pick a mode Standard Mode reportedly includes 350 generations per month and Experimental uses the Pro model.
- Create a project Starting a new project that makes a base system and five screens costs about 9 credits and counts as a generation.
- Export You can export static HTML or a Figma file from a generated project.
It’s quick to get a draft, but it takes real editing to turn outputs into production-ready UI.
What you actually get per plan
There are no published plans; Stitch is free while it remains in Google Labs and does not require a credit card.
You sign in with a Google account; usage is metered by generations or credits.
Three real situations
Here are three real people and what Stitch actually does for them.
A freelance product designer with three retainer clients
You generate a base system and five screens for about 9 credits, then export to Figma and spend time polishing each screen.
A two-person Shopify store
You get generic layouts that often need accessibility fixes; this is not the right buy — use a Shopify theme or Figma templates instead.
A solo founder pre-launch
You export static HTML for an MVP and can likely stay inside the reported 350 generations per month while iterating.
Where it falls short
Reviewers say Stitch speeds early exploration but rarely finishes a product-ready UI. They call it “good as a starting point but not a finisher” and say outputs look generic. Reports mention center-aligned elements drifting and screen-to-screen inconsistency. Users say edits often produce a different layout instead of fixing the previous one. Many testers describe results as a “colored wireframe rather than a polished mockup.” Reviewers also flagged accessibility problems like low contrast and missing ARIA labels. Compared with Figma AI, reviewers rate Stitch lower for production-ready quality and multi-screen flows.
Practical traps include hard quotas, unclear payment options, and thin public documentation. Some sources report Standard Mode offers 350 generations per month, but there is no official way to buy more. If you exceed your monthly quota, the account stops generating until it resets. Stitch requires Google sign-in and has little public policy on model training or refunds. Those limits hurt agencies, heavy iterators, and privacy-conscious buyers.
Watch out: There is no documented way to purchase extra generations; when you hit your credit limit, generation halts until the quota resets.
Common questions
Is there a free plan?
Yes. Stitch is free while it remains in Google Labs and you can start by signing in with a Google account.
Can I cancel or get a refund?
There is no paid subscription to cancel right now; the vendor does not publish formal refund or cancellation terms.
Does Stitch train its models on my designs?
Google does not publish a clear model-training policy for Stitch, so it’s not documented whether user content is used to train models.
Is Stitch worth it for a freelancer?
Yes if you want fast draft screens to polish in Figma; no if you need production-ready, accessible UI out of the box.
What is the cheapest way to try it?
Sign in with a Google account and use the free Lab build; some sources report Standard Mode has about 350 generations per month.
Bottom line
Buy it only if you need fast first-draft UIs you will polish by hand and can tolerate generation limits.
It is free in Google Labs, but outputs are draft quality and hitting quotas (about 350 generations/month) will halt generation.
