See why teams love Sanity + Next.js
Sanity is the Content Operating System that pairs perfectly with Next.js. Start building with an extended free trial, and don’t miss our keynote session at Next.js Conf.
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Content is the lifeblood of applications. While caching and CDNs are built to handle traffic spikes of static content, serving fast-moving content at a massive scale has been notoriously difficult. Until now.
Why balance trade-offs between fresh and stale when you can turn every fetch into a live-updating content source?
Simen Svale (CTO, co-founder), Simeon Griggs (Principal Educator), and Kapehe Sevilleja (Developer Community Enablement Manager) will show you how to build better apps with live content that's guaranteed fresh and fast.
Work-ready Next.js
Build a functional, content-driven and dynamic web application that best serves your end-users, fellow developers and content authors.
View trackContent-driven web application foundations
Combine Sanity and Next.js and deploy to Vercel via GitHub to get the fundamentals right. Powering a fast and collaborative development and content editing experience.
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Controlling cached content in Next.js
Creating a high performance web application for fast loading depends on caching. Learn how to implement a caching strategy you can understand, debug and depend on.
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Integrated Visual Editing with Next.js
The ultimate upgrade for content authors is to have absolute confidence in the impact of their work before they press publish – as well as the tools to rapidly find and update even the most minor pieces of content.
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Build landing pages with Next.js
Give your content authors the creative freedom they need to produce landing pages by assembling individual blocks while still benefitting from structured content.
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SEO optimized content with Next.js
SEO doesn't have to be complicated. It's a matter of taking content you've already responsibly structured with Sanity and rendering it in the format and places that search engines expect. Complete this course to improve how robots and humans interact with your content with Sanity and Next.js
View coursenext-sanity integrates the best of Sanity seamlessly with Next.js—a single package for querying, writing, and rendering content. Embed Sanity Studio into your Next.js application.
Build live experiences in a few lines of code that work at massive scale. Say goodbye to the refresh button. Sanity Client configures directly with the built-in Next.js cache, with automatic tag-based revalidation for real-time updates.
Sanity TypeGen creates types for Sanity Studio schema types and GROQ query responses, making development smoother and more reliable.
Sanity’s developer tooling is best in class, always supporting the newest Next.js and React features. Develop Next.js 15 apps today—even in turbo mode—with all Sanity packages.
Model content based on what it is, not what it looks like. The Sanity Content Lake sets you up for long-term success beyond your current Next.js app, so you're always ready for whatever's next.
With Sanity's Next.js templates, you can deploy a full-stack content app in a few short clicks. Be up and running in 30 seconds with our Netlify and Vercel integrations.
I started using Sanity for a friend's startup project. As I am using react components. Loving it! It allows developers to define a simple schema for content that is easily deployed using command line interface.
Read tweetZahra DargahiSenior Frontend Developer @ IAG
After testing Strapi and Prismic, I made the choice to focus on Sanity. Their documentation was simple enough to ensure a quick start, the existing React or NextJS libraries made my job a lot easier.
Read reviewRayed BenbrahimGlobal Partner Solutions Architect Lead for Capgemini
I'm using Sanity with Next.js, and I just tell clients "this is what I work with, and what I can guarantee lets me build the best products".
Read tweetEivind LindbrĂĄtenFull Stack Developer @ Mint
