Design to code.
Production
ready.
A single Claude Code prompt that takes your Stitch MCP designs and builds the full app — pixel perfect, fully responsive, with animations and navigation wired up. No placeholders. No TODOs.
Stitch is Google's AI-powered UI design tool. Design your app screens and components in Stitch — it generates design system tokens (colours, fonts, spacing) alongside your screens automatically.
You don't need to manually export anything. Stitch's MCP server makes your designs directly accessible to Claude Code.
In Claude Code, connect the Stitch MCP server so Claude can read your designs directly. Add it to your Claude Code MCP config:
- Open your Claude Code settings
- Go to MCP Servers
- Add the Stitch MCP server URL from your Stitch account
- Authenticate with your Google account
Once connected, Claude Code can see all your screens and components without you pasting screenshots or describing layouts.
Navigate to your project directory in terminal and open Claude Code:
- Create a new project folder or open an existing one
- Run claude in the terminal to start a Claude Code session
- Make sure you're in the right directory — Claude will write files here
Copy the prompt above and paste it into Claude Code. Claude will:
- Read all your Stitch screens via the MCP connection
- Pull your design system tokens — colours, fonts, spacing
- Start from the main screen and build outward
- Wire up navigation as it goes
- Add transitions and micro-animations throughout
Let it run to completion before making changes. It works through every screen in sequence — interrupting mid-build can leave navigation broken.
Once the build is complete, run the app and review each screen against your Stitch designs. For any adjustments, be specific:
- Reference the screen name from Stitch
- Describe exactly what's different
- Ask for one change at a time for precision
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