Google Stitch (formerly Galileo AI)

Google Stitch, reached through the former Galileo AI site, generates UI designs from prompts and visual references.

Describe a screen or upload a wireframe, explore design variants, and inspect exported frontend code before implementation.

Access and pricing: The former Galileo AI domain redirects to Google Stitch. Current quotas and account eligibility should be checked in Stitch; old Galileo subscription prices do not apply.

The former Galileo AI website redirects to Google Stitch. The original directory URL is retained so existing links continue to work. Current pricing and recurring usage limits could not be fully confirmed. Check the provider’s latest terms before choosing a plan.

What it does well

Based on the existing description, Google Stitch turns prompts and visual references into UI designs. You can describe a screen or upload a wireframe, explore design variants and inspect exported frontend code. The listed features are prompt-to-UI design, image and wireframe inputs, design variants and frontend code export.

Who gets the most from it

Founders, product managers and front-end developers who want a fast first draft of an interface before investing in detailed design work. Treat the output as a starting point and review layout, accessibility and code quality.

Limits to check before you commit

Galileo AI was the earlier name, and the old domain redirects to Google Stitch, so any old Galileo subscription prices no longer apply. The Stitch page we could read showed only its title, so we could not confirm current quotas, export formats or account eligibility from it. Check Stitch directly for these details before building a workflow around it.