Making app prototypes with hand drawings… Google reveals how to create with Gemini
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Google (GOOGL) has introduced a Gemini Canvas workflow that turns hand-drawn app sketches into working code prototypes, as detailed in an official blog post on the 5th. Users upload a photo of a paper sketch, select Canvas, and prompt “Can you code this app?” for Gemini to interpret the drawing and generate code. Example sketches cited include an app mockup, a habit tracker, and a game board, with generated results testable in a preview pane and editable within Canvas. The feature matters because it lowers the barrier from rough concept to functional prototype, compressing early design and iteration cycles for non-developers and developers alike. What to watch next is whether Google expands Canvas preview and editing capabilities, and how the approach compares with rival AI coding tools.
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