Getting Started with Google Stitch: A Beginner’s Guide

Getting Started with Google Stitch: A Beginner’s Guide

Google Stitch is a new AI-powered tool introduced at Google I/O 2025, designed to simplify UI design for developers. By leveraging natural language prompts and images, Stitch can generate functional UI designs and frontend code in minutes. This guide provides an overview of Stitch’s features and how to get started.Google Developers BlogThe Verge+2The Verge+2Google Developers Blog+2

Key Features:

  • AI-Driven Design: Stitch uses Google’s Gemini 2.5 Pro model to transform text prompts and images into UI designs.Android Central+10The Verge+10The Verge+10
  • Code Generation: Automatically produces HTML and CSS code for the generated designs.
  • Figma Integration: Export designs directly to Figma for further refinement and collaboration.The Verge+1labs.google+1
  • Customization: Offers options to customize color schemes and user experiences.The Verge
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Getting Started:

  1. Access Stitch: Visit Google Labs and select Stitch.labs.google
  2. Input Prompt: Enter a descriptive text or upload an image representing the desired UI.
  3. Generate Design: Stitch processes the input and presents a design preview along with the corresponding HTML and CSS code.TVGuide.com+1labs.google+1
  4. Customize: Modify the generated design as needed using the available customization tools.
  5. Integrate: Copy the code into your development environment or export to Figma to implement the design.labs.google+1The Verge+1

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