Google Stitch vs Figma Make: Features, Pricing and User Reviews 2026

Google Stitch is a free AI tool from Google Labs that helps you design app and website screens. You describe what you want in plain words, upload a sketch or image, or even speak your idea, and Stitch turns it into a real looking design.

It runs on Google's Gemini models and follows what the team calls vibe design. Instead of a detailed plan, you can start from a feeling or a goal, and Stitch builds design options for you to explore.

You can chat with the built in Design Agent, edit parts by hand, or use your voice to make changes, all on one shared canvas.

Stitch works right in your browser once you sign in with a Google account, with no install needed.

Figma Make is a tool inside Figma that turns your ideas into working prototypes and apps. You type a prompt describing what you want to build, and it creates an interactive preview you can click through right away.

You can also start from existing Figma designs, images, or files so it has more context to work with. Once you have a first version, you can keep chatting to make changes, click directly on parts of the design to edit them, or open the code and edit it yourself.

Teams can work on the same file together, leave comments, and share the finished result as a link anyone can open. It also connects with tools like Notion, Slack, and GitHub so you can pull in real information while building.

Figma Make comes as part of Figma's paid plans through the Full seat, though a free Starter plan lets you try the basics before upgrading.