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BREAKING 🚨: GOOGLE RELEASED A NEW VIBE DESIGN EXPERIENCE FOR STITCH WITH A NEW CANVAS EXPERIENCE! This new experience is already rolling out to users and is available for testing. A voice mode is not available yet, but it will likely arrive soon. Everyone is a designer now 👀
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If that’s what they gonna release , it wasn’t worth the hype. Magicpath is still the king 👑

Google Stitch Sewing Machine 🧵

The line between designers and users keeps fading.

Everyone can generate screens now. But design was never about screens — it's about the system behind them. Strategy, brand coherence, user intent. AI handles the pixels faster. The thinking? That's still the job.

This is exactly the kind of UI shift that makes non-designers actually ship. The real unlock will be how well it handles iteration: edit one section, preserve layout intent, and keep components/dev handoff clean.

Not good at all. Tried it, hehe. Everyone's trying to post the same thing because it's just launched.

super useful tool, wanna touch an update

Everyone a designer now? Would you chip that?

Good news! I hope they also working on complete product lifecycle. Stitches is good in general but it mostly follow similar patterns. Also wonder comparison between Figma AI

This is extremely cool and crazy that is free to be honest! I built something similar but is grounded in real world inspiration instead of presets because a lot of times I just want "best practices for X"...

Yeah it can desing how app might look like but It will not help with logo design so I think designers can sleep quite well

Actually stitch sucks at design 🫤 i think in future it may become good

google's new vibe design for stitch... sounds like ai is getting us closer to 'the singularity' of design. 🤖🎨

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Everyone can start designing now, but not everyone will design well. Vibe Design looks like a huge win for reducing the blank-canvas fear and speeding up iteration, especially for founders and engineers, but I’m curious how deeply it supports real-world constraints like design systems, dev handoff, and responsive behavior beyond the demo presets.


