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Recipe

Design an app screen by describing it

Tell Google Stitch what screen you want and get an editable design plus starter code — no design tool needed.

15 minutes beginner 1 connector for Makers and designers who want a screen designed or a 3D scene built by describing it

What you'll need

Do this, in order

  1. 1

    Turn on Stitch and describe the screen

    Using Stitch, design a mobile onboarding flow for a meditation app — three screens, calm pastel colors.

    You'll get: Stitch returns an editable design and the front-end code for the screens.

  2. 2

    Refine the look

    Make the buttons rounder, use a softer green, and add a 'skip' link on each screen.

    You'll get: An updated design and code with your changes.

  3. 3

    Take it further

    Give me the final code so I can drop it into my project.

    You'll get: Clean starter code you can build on, plus the design to keep editing.

You're done when

A real app screen designed from a sentence, with editable design and starter code, in about 15 minutes.

Staring at a blank canvas is the hardest part of design. Stitch removes it: describe the screen or flow you want and it generates a complete, editable design plus the front-end code in seconds.

It’s the fastest way to get a first version of an app screen you can react to and refine — and because Google ships it as an official connector, your AI can call it directly and hand you both the design and the code.

If something breaks

How do I sign in?
Fix: Stitch is a Google Labs tool. Add the Stitch connector and sign in with your Google account — it's free in beta, no card.
I hit a daily limit
Fix: The free beta has daily design credits. Wait for the reset or space out your requests.

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