Figma Make vs Stitch
Both tools turn text prompts into UI, but Figma Make outputs functional prototypes and web apps inside the Figma ecosystem, while Stitch, from Google, focuses on generating static mobile and web UI designs from prompts and images. The split is between a working artifact you can ship and a design file you hand off.
How to choose
Decision axis: Functional prototype vs. design asset
Pick Figma Make if…
Pick this if you need a clickable, functional prototype or a deployable web app and you already work inside Figma.
Pick Stitch if…
Pick this if you want to generate polished mobile or web UI designs quickly and your next step is handing screens to a developer, not shipping code.
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| Summary | AI App Builder in Figma | AI UI Design Generator |
| Community Score | 0/100 | 100/100 |
| Pricing | ✓ Starter | ✓ Free |
| Professional$16/mo | — | |
| Organization$55/mo | — | |
| Enterprise$90/mo | — | |
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| Platform | Web, API, VSC_EXTENSION | Web |
| API / SDK | API | N/A |
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| Developer | Figma, Inc. | Google Labs |
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| Data refreshed | May 20, 2026 | Mar 19, 2026 |
