Stitch is the better fit for generating interface ideas quickly at no cost, backed by Google. Uizard is the better fit when you need to turn a sketch or screenshot into something editable and keep working on it.
Galileo AI is now Stitch! After being acquired by Google, Galileo AI has been transformed into Stitch, Google's new UI design generation product that uses the latest Gemini models from Google DeepMind. Stitch allows you to generate beautiful user interfaces for both mobile and desktop applications using AI. It builds on the same experience as Galileo AI but is now available at no cost. The original Galileo AI service will be shutting down on June 20, 2025, with users encouraged to migrate to Stitch.
Category: ui design
Pricing: Free
Uizard is an AI-powered UI design tool that enables anyone to quickly turn ideas into designs. It can transform hand-drawn sketches or text prompts into editable app or web UI mockups automatically.
Category: ux design
Pricing: Freemium
Stitch is the better fit for generating interface ideas quickly at no cost, backed by Google. Uizard is the better fit when you need to turn a sketch or screenshot into something editable and keep working on it.
Choose Stitch when you want to explore interface directions from a prompt and export to Figma to continue. It is the successor to Galileo AI after Google acquired it.
Choose Uizard when your input is a hand-drawn wireframe or a screenshot of an existing app, and you want a multi-screen editable project rather than a one-off generation.
Last reviewed 2026-09-20
| What differs | Stitch | Uizard |
|---|---|---|
| Best input | A written prompt | A sketch, screenshot, or prompt |
| Editing after generation | Light, export to Figma to continue | A full editor with multi-screen projects |
| Background | Galileo AI, acquired by Google | Independent, focused on non-designers |
Google acquired it and relaunched the product as Stitch. If you are searching for Galileo AI, Stitch is where that team and technology ended up.
Uizard is built for it: upload a screenshot or a photo of a paper wireframe and it produces editable screens. Stitch is oriented around generating from a text prompt instead.