Design UI using AI with Stitch from Google Labs
Stitch is evolving into an AI-native software design canvas that allows anyone to create, iterate and collaborate on high-fidelity UI from natural language.
Stitch is an AI-native software design canvas from Google Labs where you describe what you want in natural language and it generates high-fidelity UI designs. blog It's "vibe design" — the design-side counterpart to vibe coding.
A few things that stand out:
DESIGN.md is a clever concept — it's an agent-friendly markdown file that lets you export or import design rules to and from other design and coding tools. blog So your design system becomes a portable, LLM-readable spec. That connects directly to the CodeSpeak philosophy of specs-as-source-of-truth, but applied to the visual layer.
The MCP integration is the most relevant part to what we've been discussing — Stitch has an MCP server and SDK so you can leverage its capabilities via skills and tools, and export designs to developer tools like AI Studio. blog So it's not a closed system. Your AI agent workflow could theoretically call Stitch as a tool to generate UI.
The interactive prototype flow is slick — you can stitch screens together and click "Play" to preview an interactive app flow, and it can automatically generate logical next screens based on user actions. blog
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