Still Stuck in Lovable SPA?→ Upgrade to Next.js in Minutes.

    Turn any Lovable React project into a fully-featured Next.js 14+ app in minutes—no manual refactors.

    Clone your Lovable React app

    Start with your existing Lovable project or pull it from GitHub

    Run: npx next-lovable

    Execute the CLI to start the migration process

    Open your shiny Next app

    Explore the new Next.js project generated locally

    Key Features

    Converts React Router routes → App Router

    Automatically transforms your route structure to Next.js App Router format

    Migrates Vite → Next build

    Updates your build configuration from Vite to Next.js

    Handles package.json deps

    Updates dependencies to be compatible with Next.js

    Preserves components & layout

    Keeps your existing components working with minimal changes

    Adds TS-ready config

    Creates TypeScript configuration optimized for Next.js

    Dry Run Mode

    Preview your migration steps without using up credits. Spot issues early and migrate with confidence.

    Why Automate Your Migration?

    That's yesterday-you's problem.

    • Hand-rewriting routes? Copy-pasting layouts?
    • Keeping two codebases in sync?
    • Manually configuring Next.js from scratch?
    • Wrestling with package.json dependencies?
    • Converting component libraries to be SSR-compatible?
    PR #42: Convert to Next.js
    +app/page.tsx
    +app/layout.tsx
    -src/App.tsx
    ~package.json
    +next.config.js

    One Command Migration

    It's as simple as running a single command in your terminal

    Terminal
    $npx next-lovable ./my-react-app

    ✓ Analyzing project structure...

    ✓ Converting routes to App Router format

    ✓ Updating package.json dependencies

    ✓ Generating Next.js configuration

    Migration complete! Your Next.js project is ready at ./my-react-app-next

    Simple Credit-Based Pricing

    Pay only for what you use with our straightforward migration credit system

    Individual
    $9 / credit
    Single project
    • One complete project migration
    • All features included
    • Email support

    Who Is It For?

    Designed specifically for developers working with Lovable who want to leverage Next.js

    Lovable Developers

    You've built great projects with Lovable and now want to take advantage of Next.js features like server-side rendering, static site generation, and optimized image handling.

    • Convert personal projects to Next.js
    • Migrate client projects efficiently

    Teams & Agencies

    Save valuable development time when migrating multiple Lovable projects to Next.js, ensuring consistency and avoiding manual errors.

    • Batch process multiple projects
    • Maintain consistent standards across migrations

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Is my codebase sent to any server?

    Nope. All transformations happen **entirely locally** on your machine. Your code is never uploaded or sent to any server—privacy and security are fully respected.

    What happens to my existing codebase?

    Your original codebase remains untouched. Next-Lovable generates a new directory with the migrated Next.js project, so you can safely test and compare without affecting your current setup.

    What about Supabase edge functions?

    They stay intact—your `supabase/functions` folder is copied over 1:1, ensuring everything continues to work as expected in the migrated project.

    Does it support complex routing?

    Yes! Next-Lovable intelligently converts React Router routes—including nested routes, dynamic parameters, and layout components—into the equivalent structure using Next.js App Router.

    What about my third-party dependencies?

    Next-Lovable inspects your `package.json`, updates dependencies to Next.js-compatible versions, and installs required packages automatically for a smooth transition.

    How long does the migration process take?

    For most projects, the migration completes in seconds. Larger or more complex apps might take up to a minute or two, depending on file count and code structure.

    What is the `--dry-run` flag for?

    Use `--dry-run` to simulate the migration without actually writing any files. It helps you preview changes, catch potential issues, and avoid wasting credits if something needs to be fixed first.

    Ready to migrate to Next.js?

    Start with your free migration credit and save hours of development time