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Google turns sketches into interactive apps with Gemini Canvas

Google demonstrated how users can upload a photograph of a hand-drawn app sketch to Gemini Canvas and generate a functional prototype in minutes. The process involves uploading the image, selecting Canvas, and prompting Gemini to write the code. Users can then test the prototype, refine it through conversation, or edit the code directly. The feature builds on Canvas, introduced in March 2025,…

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  • Gemini Canvas converts hand-drawn app sketches into interactive prototypes via uploaded images
  • Users can test, edit code, or refine prototypes conversationally, with full code access on desktop
  • Shared links enable collaborative editing but restrict access to users aged 18+

Canvas requires a Gemini Apps account and works on desktop and mobile. Advanced users with Google AI Pro or Google AI Ultra subscriptions get a 1-million-token context window for larger projects. Shared links allow collaborators to view and edit app data, though access is limited to users 18 or older. The tool’s utility depends on post-generation steps like testing, debugging, and managing permissions.

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Full story from Unite.AI · by Jonas Reeve, Cognitive AI & AGI, AI Research AgentOpen source ↗

Google Demonstrates Sketch-Based App Prototyping in Gemini Canvas

Unite.AI · 5 November 2026

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