Google Stitch, reached through the former Galileo AI site, generates UI designs from prompts and visual references.
Best for: Exploring UI concepts with prompts and visual references
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Product and access model reviewed from current official sources; workflow and example are editorial suggestions, not a hands-on test.
Official sourceCreate editable UI wireframes from text or screenshots and refine them with visual editing and collaboration.
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Visily suits teams sketching an interface before investing in a full implementation.
Visily suits teams sketching an interface before investing in a full implementation. Text and screenshot inputs can become editable screens, and templates help structure the draft. Collaboration and prototypes support discussion, while Figma and code export options are tied to paid plans. A generated screen is a design draft, not tested application behavior.
This example describes a task, not a tested output. Adjust the source material and settings to your own situation.
A mobile appointment screen with service selection, available times and a clear confirmation step; include an empty-state message.
Result check: Check contrast, touch targets, reading order and missing error states before treating the draft as implementation-ready.
The recurring Starter plan has monthly AI credits and workspace or element limits. Paid plans expand usage and enable export features such as Figma or code handoff. Confirm export requirements before beginning a large design file.
Choose another workflow when its emphasis fits better: Uizard for another quick wireframing workflow; Google Stitch (formerly Galileo AI) for Google Stitch interface generation.
Text-to-wireframe generation
Screenshot-to-design input
AI design refinement
Drag-and-drop editing
Prototypes and collaboration
The recurring Starter plan has monthly AI credits and workspace or element limits. Paid plans expand usage and enable export features such as Figma or code handoff. Confirm export requirements before beginning a large design file.
Plan information can change. Prices and conditions are set by the provider. Information checked 2026-10-15.
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Visily suits teams sketching an interface before investing in a full implementation. Text and screenshot inputs can become editable screens, and templates help structure the draft. Collaboration and prototypes support discussion, while Figma and code export options are tied to paid plans. A generated screen is a design draft, not tested application behavior.
The recurring Starter plan has monthly AI credits and workspace or element limits. Paid plans expand usage and enable export features such as Figma or code handoff. Confirm export requirements before beginning a large design file.
Describe one screen and the user's main task. Generate a wireframe or provide a permitted reference screenshot.
Check contrast, touch targets, reading order and missing error states before treating the draft as implementation-ready.
Uizard for another quick wireframing workflow; Google Stitch (formerly Galileo AI) for Google Stitch interface generation.
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Reviewed from the linked official documentation. The workflow and example are editorial suggestions; no account-level product test or measured performance comparison was performed.
Google Stitch, reached through the former Galileo AI site, generates UI designs from prompts and visual references.
Best for: Exploring UI concepts with prompts and visual references
AI-assisted UI design tool for generating mockups and turning screenshots or wireframes into editable designs.
Best for: AI UI mockups and Screenshot scanner
Turn prompts into working prototypes and apps inside Figma, then edit visually, add a built-in CMS and share or publish.
Best for: Figma Make suits designers and product teams who want a clickable, code-backed prototype from a prompt without leaving Figma.
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