Alternatives to Discontinued Galileo AI

historical guide · 4 editor-selected alternatives · Galileo AI overview →

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discontinued Acquired by Google in May 2025 and rebranded as Google Stitch, launched under the Google Labs umbrella as an AI app builder powered by the Gemini model family. Galileo AI no longer operates as a standalone product — the original usegalileo.ai site now redirects users to Stitch, and former users can import their conversation history into Stitch through the settings page, though imported chats are view-only and cannot be continued. The core UI generation engine now runs on Gemini and benefits from Google's infrastructure, with deeper integrations for Figma export and front-end code generation. Co-founders Arnaud Shen and Helen Zhou joined Google as part of the acquisition.

Relume

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Generate complete website sitemaps and wireframes with AI in minutes. Relume outputs Figma and Webflow-ready component libraries, with a built-in library of 1000+ components and style guides. Ideal for designers and agencies who need to rapidly prototype client projects without starting from scratch every time.

AI website wireframe and sitemap generator with Figma, Webflow, and React export. Free tier ($0) includes 1 project/1 page (Figma export). Starter tier ($32/mo billed annually or $38/mo monthly) includes 1 project/5 pages and full component library. Pro tier ($48/mo billed annually or $58/mo monthly) offers unlimited projects and pages. Team tier ($99/mo billed annually or $199/mo monthly) includes 3 seats and team workspaces.

Figma Dev Mode

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Figma Dev Mode is a dedicated workspace within Figma designed specifically for developers to inspect designs, extract code snippets, and access implementation details without navigating the full design environment. It solves the design-to-development handoff problem by providing a focused, code-oriented view with measurements, component properties, design tokens, and ready-to-use code in CSS, iOS, and Android formats.

Paid developer handoff and inspection workspace by Figma. Included with full Figma Design seats (Professional $12-$15/seat/mo, Organization $45-$75/seat/mo, Enterprise $75-$90/seat/mo). Standalone Dev Mode seats are available for engineers at $25/seat/mo (Organization) and $35/seat/mo (Enterprise). Includes Code Connect for linking design tokens to GitHub/GitLab repos, visual diffing, asset exports, and the Figma for VS Code extension.

Anima

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Anima is a design-to-code platform that transforms Figma, Sketch, and Adobe XD designs into production-ready frontend code, bridging the gap between design and development teams. Automatically converts visual designs into clean HTML, CSS, React, and Vue. Designers can add interactions, responsive breakpoints, and real data, turning static mockups into functional prototypes developers can ship.

AI-powered design-to-code platform converting Figma, Adobe XD, and Sketch into React, Vue, Next.js, and HTML/CSS. Free tier ($0/mo) includes 5 code exports/month and basic prototyping. Pro plan starts at $39/mo ($31/mo billed annually) with 200 exports/mo, custom domain hosting, and code inspection. Business tier ($79/user/mo) provides 1,000+ exports, Storybook & GitHub sync, and team collaboration. Enterprise tier offers SAML SSO, custom SLA, and dedicated onboarding via custom quote.

screenshot-to-code

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screenshot-to-code is an open-source tool that converts screenshots, mockups, and Figma designs into clean, functional HTML, Tailwind CSS, React, or Vue code using AI vision models. Powered by GPT-4V, Claude, and Gemini, it supports video-to-code and iterative editing workflows, making it a rapid scaffolding tool for frontend developers who want to skip the pixel-translation step entirely.

Open-source vision-to-code platform (65k+ GitHub stars, Apache-2.0). 100% free for self-hosting with BYOK model API keys (Claude, GPT-4o, Gemini); hosted cloud platform offers starter credits and paid generation tiers starting at $15/mo for turnkey prototyping.

Open-source Galileo AI alternatives

screenshot-to-code — see all open-source developer tools.

Free Galileo AI alternatives

Relume, Anima, screenshot-to-code offer a free plan or free tier.

More UI & Design to Code tools

same category, not editor-selected alternatives — see how Galileo AI compares →

FigmaFigma is the industry-standard collaborative design platform for UI/UX work, prototyping, and design systems. Runs in the browser with real-time multiplayer editing, components, auto-layout, variants, dev mode, plugins, and FigJam whiteboards. Integrates with AI design-to-code tools like Lovable, v0, Builder.io, and Anima to turn frames into production React, Vue, or iOS/Android code.GradioGradio is a 42K+ star Apache-2.0 Python library for building interactive web interfaces around machine-learning functions and apps. It supports 40+ components for text, images, audio, video, 3D, chat, plots, JSON, and dataframes. Apps can be hosted free on Hugging Face Spaces, shared through public links, or extended with server-side rendering, streaming, API clients, and MCP server support.Magic PatternsMagic Patterns turns product ideas, prompts, screenshots, and existing UI into editable, code-ready interfaces. Its design-system-aware editor supports collaborative iteration, two-way GitHub sync, and an MCP workflow for moving designs between the canvas and coding agents—positioning it between prompt-to-app builders and design-handoff tools rather than as a single-screen generator.v0Vercel's AI-powered UI generation tool that creates production-ready React and Next.js components from text or image prompts. Outputs clean code using shadcn/ui and Tailwind CSS, deployable to Vercel or copyable into existing projects. Supports iterative refinement through conversation, live browser preview, and generates accessible, responsive code. Ideal for rapidly prototyping landing pages, dashboards, forms, and UI components without manual setup.Panda CSSPanda CSS is a zero-runtime CSS-in-JS framework that generates atomic CSS at build time from type-safe style definitions. It provides the developer experience of CSS-in-JS with runtime performance of static CSS extraction. Supports design tokens, responsive styles, conditional variants, and recipes for component style APIs. 335K+ weekly npm downloads for @pandacss/dev with RSC compatibility.PuckPuck is an open-source visual page builder for React that gives teams a drag-and-drop editor backed by their own components. The MIT-licensed core remains self-hostable and persists plain JSON, while Puck Cloud and Puck AI now add optional hosted and agentic editing layers. With 12.8K+ stars, it is the dev-first visual editor to watch.Bolt.newAI-powered browser-based full-stack app builder from StackBlitz that turns natural language prompts into working web applications with zero local setup. Runs on WebContainers — a full Node.js runtime in the browser — giving AI control over filesystem, packages, terminal, and dev server. Supports React, Next.js, Vue, Astro, Svelte with live preview and one-click deploy to Netlify or Vercel. V2 adds built-in databases, auth, storage, and hosting via Bolt Cloud. 5M+ users.Figma Context MCPFigma Context MCP is an MCP server for giving coding agents structured access to Figma design context during implementation. Instead of copying screenshots or hand-written design specs into prompts, teams can expose layout, component, and context information to agents such as Cursor, Claude Code, and other MCP-compatible coding workflows. It is a strong design-to-code bridge for teams trying to reduce hallucinated UI details and tighten handoff between designers and AI-assisted developers.UizardAI-assisted product-design platform that turns prompts, screenshots and hand-drawn sketches into editable UI flows for non-designers and early product ideation, complementing rather than duplicating developer-first code generators.

FAQ

Which Galileo AI alternative is listed first?

Relume is first in the editor-selected list of 4 Galileo AI alternatives. The stored order is editorial; review scores do not determine membership or position.

Are there open-source Galileo AI alternatives?

Yes — screenshot-to-code are open source.

Are there free Galileo AI alternatives?

Yes — Relume, Anima, screenshot-to-code offer a free plan or free tier.

What should I use instead of Galileo AI?

Galileo AI has been discontinued — Acquired by Google in May 2025 and rebranded as Google Stitch, launched under the Google Labs umbrella as an AI app builder powered by the Gemini model family. Galileo AI no longer operates as a standalone product — the original usegalileo.ai site now redirects users to Stitch, and former users can import their conversation history into Stitch through the settings page, though imported chats are view-only and cannot be continued. The core UI generation engine now runs on Gemini and benefits from Google's infrastructure, with deeper integrations for Figma export and front-end code generation. Co-founders Arnaud Shen and Helen Zhou joined Google as part of the acquisition. The first editor-selected replacements are Relume, Figma Dev Mode, Anima.