Google Labs announced a complete redesign of Stitch on March 18, 2026. All five upgrades rolled out on the same day. Product Manager Rustin Banks introduced what the company calls an AI-native software design canvas. Anyone can now build professional UI designs by typing what they want in plain English.
Josh Woodward, VP of Google Labs, said AI works as "a creativity multiplier, helping people explore many ideas quickly." The redesign serves two groups equally well. Professional designers can test dozens of layout variations. Founders with zero design background can build their first app interface.
Here are the major highlights from the redesign of Stick by Google:
1. AI-Native Infinite Canvas

The interface got rebuilt from the ground up. Stitch replaced fixed artboards with unlimited workspace. You can start a design using images, code snippets, or text descriptions on the same screen.
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