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Building app interfaces with Google Stitch

A quick way to generate UI designs and prototypes for web or mobile apps from scratch using simple prompts.

Learning Timeline
Key Insights

Icon Automation Tip

Google Stitch doesn't just arrange layouts; it can also automatically generate relevant 'custom icons' based on the topic (e.g., a racket icon for a tennis prompt).

The 'On-Demand Application' Era

Use these tools for rapid prototyping. You don't have to draw every single box; let the AI act as your first designer, and then you just need to fine-tune the results in Figma.
Prompts

Photo Gallery Design Generation

Target: Google Stitch
A personal photo library

Sports App Design Generation

Target: Google Stitch
Tennis app planner with custom icons and leaderboard
Step by Step

How to Create UI Designs Using Google Stitch

  1. Visit the official Google Stitch website and log in to your account.
  2. Select the type of project you want to create (Mobile App or Web App) from the main dashboard.
  3. Locate the 'Prompt' text input box in the center of the screen.
  4. Type a specific description of the application you want to build (Example: 'A personal photo library').
  5. Press 'Enter' or click the 'Generate' button to start the AI generation process.
  6. Wait for the AI to automatically generate several user interface (UI) screens based on design concepts.
  7. Click on any component or screen to view the design details and the generated code.
  8. Use the 'Export' or 'Import into Figma' buttons to transfer the design into a professional design tool.
  9. Click the 'Code' button if you want to copy the source code for each UI element.

Modifying Designs Using Existing Templates

  1. Select any application example displayed in the Stitch gallery (Example: 'Board game app planner').
  2. Click on the original prompt used by the template to activate edit mode.
  3. Replace the keywords in the prompt with your own requirements (Example: Change 'Board games' to 'Tennis').
  4. Press the 'Run' or 'Regenerate' button to see the AI update the icons, text, and layout according to the new topic.
  5. Check the 'Leaderboard' view or profile screens dynamically generated by the AI.

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