Stitch
Previously called Galileo AI: Google acquired the startup and re-released the product in Google Labs as Stitch; the Galileo service shut down 20.06.2025. (usegalileo.ai leads to stitch.withgoogle.com, snapshot Aug 19, 2026)
Google UI generator: describe a screen and get a mockup with code.
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No paid plans, no card required
Gemini models
Powered by Gemini 3
Closed source
Source code is not published
Go for it if you need to turn ideas into mockups with code quickly and for free: on price, Stitch has no competitors. Don't take it as a replacement for Figma for team work, and don't expect production React components - this is a mockup generator.
Stitch is Google's UI generator. Describe a screen in words and get an app mockup with code. The product began as the Galileo AI startup: Google acquired it and relaunched it under its own name. If you were looking for Galileo, you're in the right place - this is it, just under a new name.
Where Stitch sits on the big AI map
Nearby: Tilda·Uizard·+ another 10
1. Should you get it
Stitch is a rare case: a powerful tool with no paid plan at all. Two questions decide it - whether mockups with markup are enough instead of production code, and whether you are ready to change regions for access.
Who it is for. For those who need to quickly turn an idea into a detailed screen mockup: through text, voice, or a screenshot. There are no paid plans at all, and no card is required - only a Google account. The mockup has been copyable to Figma with a button from launch, and since May 19, 2026 an agent has driven the design: it streams work onto the canvas, with iterations guided as it goes.
Who it is not for. For anyone expecting a replacement for Figma for team work with a design system: Stitch is the path from idea to mockup and code, not a production environment. Production React components don't come out of here - for those, go to v0. The product is experimental: Google Labs changes limits and features without warning.
Need a full app, not a mockup? These are a different class of tools - Lovable, v0, Bolt; see the comparison in section 7.
2. Formerly called Galileo
This was a relaunch, not a rename: the Galileo team joined Google, the product moved to Gemini models, and the subscription disappeared - Stitch became free. Google did not issue a separate press release about the deal; the acquisition is confirmed by a statement from Galileo's cofounder and an antitrust regulator's decision.
Galileo AI founded (San Francisco): text-to-UI, co-founded by Arnaud Benard and Helen Zhou; $4.4 million seed led by Khosla Ventures.
May 20
Google I/O: the product relaunches as Stitch in Google Labs on Gemini 2.5 Pro.
Jun 20
Galileo AI shuts down: users were asked to export layouts and chat history; usegalileo.ai redirects to Stitch.
Dec 10
Transition to Gemini 3 and the Prototypes feature: connecting screens into user flows.
Mar 18
The largest update: infinite canvas, design agent, DESIGN.md design system format, MCP server, and SDK.
May 19
Stitch Agent: real-time design, export to Google Antigravity, publishing through Netlify.
3. What it can do
Over 15 months, the product went from generating individual screens to a design canvas with an agent: four major updates, the latest at Google I/O 2026.
Mockup from a description. A mobile app or web screen from text, voice, a screenshot, or a wireframe; several options per request, with iterations in chat.
Real-time agent. Since May 19, 2026, the agent streams work directly onto the canvas: you can guide an iteration without waiting for the result. Input can be text, voice, or an existing codebase.
Infinite canvas. Since Mar 18, 2026, the project lives on a canvas and the design agent tracks its evolution; you can critique the mockup by voice.
DESIGN.md. A portable natural-language design-system format: styling rules travel between projects and tools.
Prototypes. Since Dec 10, 2025, screens can be linked into interactive user flows instead of remaining static cards.
Export. Copy to Figma, export front-end code, export to Google Antigravity, publish through Netlify, share through AI Studio, MCP server, and SDK.
4. Where it works and how to access it
There is nothing to install: Stitch lives in the browser. The barrier is geographical, not payment-related - and it is bypassed by changing regions.
Step 1: check your Google account region. Age - 18+, no bank card is needed.
5. How much it costs
Free - and not a trial. Paid plans do not exist; Stitch is not included in any Google AI subscription. You only need a Google account and to be 18+.
Limits use daily credits. Google does not publish exact amounts and changes them without notice. As of summer 2026, reports indicate roughly 400 design credits and 15 redesign credits per day, resetting at midnight UTC - figures from secondary sources, not confirmed by the vendor.
prices checked Aug 19, 2026 · no paid plans - according to Google Labs help; the vendor does not publish credit limits
6. Can you rely on it
This is a Google Labs experiment. The product has no uptime guarantees or help center; limits and features change without notice. For solo work this is background noise, but for team processes it is a risk: relying on an experimental service without guarantees.
There has already been a precedent. The Galileo subscription ceased to exist along with the service on Jun 20, 2025: users were offered the option to export mockups and chat history, and there is no public information on refunds. Keep exports handy - mockups copy to Figma and code can be exported.
What we checked and how
| Fact | What we know | Verified |
|---|---|---|
| Google's acquisition of Galileo AI was approved by the regulator on May 16, 2025 | Decision of the Turkish Competition Board; Google did not issue a separate press release | Aug 19, 2026 |
| usegalileo.ai leads to stitch.withgoogle.com | The Galileo service shut down on Jun 20, 2025 | Aug 19, 2026 |
| Stitch is a Google Labs experiment with no uptime guarantees | Limits and features change without notice; there is no help center | Aug 19, 2026 |
7. Stitch or its neighbors
Stitch has no competitors on price. For the task, it depends on what you need as output.
For ad graphics with separate editing of text and objects, compare Linearity mockups.
The typical 2026 scenario — a stack. Research and mockups in Stitch, refinement in Figma, components in v0. Tilda with Vibe Block
You haven’t done anything yourself with AI yet and are choosing from scratch — start with the “What is vibecoding” page, then return here for a tool.
8. Frequently asked questions
Is Stitch the former Galileo AI?+
Yes, but it was a relaunch, not a rename: Google acquired Galileo AI (approved by the regulator on May 16, 2025), the team joined Google Labs, and the product was reissued on Gemini models on 20.05.2025. The Galileo service shut down on Jun 20, 2025, and its domain redirects to Stitch.
How much does Stitch cost?+
Nothing: there are no paid plans, no bank card is required, only a Google account (18+). Limits are daily credits; Google does not publish exact amounts and changes them.
What happened to the Galileo AI subscription?+
The subscription ceased to exist along with the service on Jun 20, 2025; there is no public information on refunds. Users were offered the option to export their data before shutdown.
How is Stitch different from v0 and Lovable?+
Stitch creates mockups and frontend markup for free; v0 delivers production-ready React components, Lovable builds the entire app - both are paid.
Useful reading before you start