Revolutionizing UI Design: How Google’s AI Turns Words into Interfaces
Day one of Google I/O 2025 brought a wave of new AI announcements, including updates to Gemini models, expanded rollout of AI Mode in Search, and powerful new generative tools for media creation. Among these was an intriguing new experiment from Google Labs: Stitch , an AI-powered tool designed to bridge the gap between UI design and actual working code.
Stitch aims to simplify what’s often a slow and repetitive process — going from a design idea to a functional interface. According to Google, the tool uses the multimodal capabilities of Gemini 2.5 Pro to streamline the workflow between designers and developers.
So, what does it do? You can start by simply describing your app idea in plain English — including details like color themes or user experience preferences — and Stitch will generate a visual layout. If you already have a rough sketch, screenshot, or basic wireframe, you can upload that image and let Stitch convert it into a digital UI.
The tool also supports rapid iteration. Whether you’re tweaking layouts or experimenting with different styles, Stitch can generate multiple design variations so you can fine-tune until it looks just right.
In short, Stitch could be a big step forward for faster, more collaborative UI development — all powered by AI.
