Stitch by Google - Free AI Tool to Design App UI (No Design Skills Needed)

Hey guys, today I'm showing you Google Stitch. Google Stitch uses Gemini AI to convert natural language prompts into full app UI designs. Google Stitch designs complete app UIs from text prompts in seconds, saving hours of manual work. You can instantly export the design to Figma or HTML for editing or preview. I already posted a video about Google Stitch using the mobile and experimental mode. In this one, we'll check the web and standard mode, which saves time and lets you export designs to Figma or HTML in seconds. Here we have two options, mobile and web. In this video, I'll choose the web option to show how Stitch designs full website layouts automatically from text prompts. And we also have two modes. Experimental mode which uses Gemini 2.5 Pro which gives more creative and detailed designs while standard mode runs on Gemini 2.5 Flash which is faster and also lets you export designs directly to Figma. In this video I'll choose standard mode since it's quicker and gives readytouse design files. Next I've opened Google AI Studio. Here, I'll share my website idea and ask for page structure, section ideas, and theme color suggestions with codes. This is my prompt. I'm going to build a modern ecommerce website. I'll submit this prompt in Google AI Studio, and it will generate the page structure, section ideas, and theme color suggestions for me. Once it's done, I'll copy the entire response and move back to Google Stitch to start creating the actual website design. Now, I'll paste the idea I got from Google AI Studio into Google Stitch and hit submit. Stitch analyze the prompt and automatically generate page suggestions for our e-commerce website like the homepage, product page, cart, and checkout. I'll click the make them all button. Stitch started generating the UI for six pages based on my prompt. It's creating layouts for pages like the home, product list, product details, cart, checkout, and order confirmation. Now, Stitch has created the web UI design and it looks awesome. Within a minute, we got a complete modern e-commerce website design all generated automatically from our prompt. Now, I'll click the view code option. And here we can see clearly the design screen that Stitch generated. This is our product page and it looks really nice. Same like we have other pages also. Now I'll open my Figma and create a new blank project. Now we'll copy the Figma design for this e-commerce landing page. I've pasted the design into Figma. Awesome. After pasting, I noticed that some of the hero section content alignment has slightly changed, but no worries. Since this Figma file is fully editable, I can easily fix the alignment and spacing manually. That's the best part. Stitch gives you a solid base design and you can fine-tune the details directly in Figma. These are the color codes used for this UI. If you want, you can edit it. In the same way, I'll copy and paste the product page design into Figma as well. Just like the landing page, everything imports nicely. Product cards, prices, and layout are all editable. Next, I'm going to download the code for this landing page directly from Stitch. It gave me a PNG preview for that UI and along with it, Stitch also provided the complete HTML and Tailwind CSS code. That means we get both the design preview and the readytouse front-end code all generated automatically from our prompt. Now, I'm going to show the adjust theme option in Google Stitch. This feature lets you instantly change the color theme of your entire design. No manual editing needed. I'll choose the dark option and click the apply button. And instantly the whole UI switches to dark mode. Nice. It generated perfectly. Now I'll click the view code option and open the design. You can see it's converted properly into dark mode and the layout spacing and colors all look consistent. Now I'll copy the Figma UI and we officially have both light and dark modes for this page. Awesome. And the most important thing, the adjust theme option isn't just for dark mode. It also lets you change fonts, corner radius, and overall color themes. When you pick one of the color themes, Stitch automatically generates a nicel looking dark version of your UI with that accent color. For example, if I choose green, it converts the UI into a dark theme with green highlights. Not the usual plain dark mode, but a stylish modern dark interface. See, this is what I was talking about. This isn't a regular, boring dark mode. It's a dark theme with a green accent color, and it gives the UI a much more professional and modern look. I really like how the contrast and highlights are balanced perfectly. I'll copy this UI and use it as the dark theme version for all my pages. After pasting it into Figma, you can easily compare both design themes. And honestly, our current dark theme looks much better. It's clean, modern, and gives a more premium feel to the entire website. Now, I've changed the landing page as well, and it's looking awesome in this new theme. I'll copy and paste it into Figma so we have a consistent dark theme across all pages. At this point, we really don't need the regular dark mode UI. This version with the accent color looks way more stylish and professional. On the cart page, every button looks really nice with the green accent color. It gives the UI a clean, modern look. Finally, we can also generate variant UIs of the same page in Stitch. For example, I wanted a better footer design, so I just described that in the prompt and hit submit. After a few minutes, Stitch generated multiple variants of the same UI, each with slight improvements and layout changes. But I noticed that in standard mode, the variants aren't as detailed or creative. Like here, the first UI's footer doesn't look that great. Some of the UIs looked okay, but not all were great for my use case. Out of all the variant Stitch generated, I'd say only two UIs came out really nice and matched the look I wanted. So, that's it for this video. We just explored how Google Stitch standard mode can generate complete web UIs from a simple text prompt and even export them directly to Figma or HTML. We built a modern e-commerce website, tested both light and dark themes, and even tried out UI variants to refine our design. The results were really impressive, fast, clean, and production ready. If you're a developer or designer, Stitch is definitely a tool worth trying out to save time and speed up your design workflow. Thanks for watching. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more videos on AI tools, coding, and front-end automation.