Stitch

Generate mobile and web app UIs with AI

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About

Describe a screen and get draft UI layouts for mobile or web. Product designers and founders use it to explore layout options and iterate on flows before handing work to engineers.

Editor's Take

Best suited for product designers, founders, and frontend engineers who want fast layout exploration; worth trying if you need multiple draft variants before handing work to an engineer, but not if you need production-ready code exports.

Key Features

Type a prompt for a signup or dashboard screen → get generated UI layouts for mobile and web
Specify mobile or desktop targets → receive platform-appropriate components and spacing
Request revisions in plain language → see refreshed layouts in seconds

Use Cases

A product manager sketching the first onboarding flow for a new consumer app
A frontend developer comparing dashboard layouts before committing to implementation

Try It Like This

1
Draft a signup screen for mobile
Describe the onboarding goal and required fields → request a mobile signup screen with form, social login, and success state → iterate with plain-language tweaks (e.g., 'make the primary CTA more prominent') to get refreshed layouts.
2
Compare dashboard layout options
Tell Stitch the dashboard's core widgets (metrics, activity feed, chart) and target desktop → receive multiple desktop-appropriate layout drafts with spacing and component placement → review side-by-side to pick the best information hierarchy before coding.
3
Explore responsive header and nav
Ask for a header that adapts between mobile and web including logo, search, and profile menu → get platform-appropriate component arrangements and spacing for both targets → request revisions like 'condense nav items on mobile' to see updated variants.
4
Validate onboarding flow for user testing
Describe a three-step onboarding flow (welcome, preferences, confirm) and target platform → receive a set of screens showing step progression, microcopy placement, and CTA states → iterate on wording and layout to prepare a prototype brief for designers or engineers.
5
Quickly mock a settings panel
Specify a settings panel with sections (account, notifications, billing) and target desktop → get layouts that group controls and show spacing appropriate for desktop components → ask for denser or more spacious variants to evaluate tradeoffs before implementation.

Pros & Cons

Pros

Generates platform-appropriate UI layouts for both mobile and web from a single text prompt, saving early-stage iteration time.
Accepts plain-language revision requests and returns refreshed layouts in seconds, speeding up designer–founder feedback loops.
Produces multiple layout variants (signup, dashboard, settings, flows) that teams can use to explore information hierarchy before engineering handoff.

Cons

Outputs are draft layouts for exploration and iteration—not production-ready front-end code or a one-click export for developers.
No information provided about multilingual or Korean UI support, so non-English workflows may require extra manual work.

Getting Started

1 Visit the Stitch website and create an account
2 Enter a prompt describing the screen or flow you want to design
3 Review the generated UI and request a revision to reach a usable draft within minutes