If you're using React + Vite, you're already ahead in terms of dev experience and performance. But as your app grows, you might start facing limitations: SEO, routing structure, server rendering, etc.
That’s where Next.js shines.
Why migrate to Next.js?
Next.js offers a modern fullstack framework built on React with:
- App Router with nested layouts
- File-based routing and server components
- Static & Server-Side Rendering
- Built-in SEO and metadata control
- API routes and Middleware
- Internationalization (i18n) support
- Edge-ready performance
For most growing apps, migrating from Vite to Next.js means unlocking serious long-term value.
The migration pain (until now)
Migrating manually means:
- Restructuring folders
- Rewriting routes with file-based conventions
- Handling dynamic imports
- Injecting layouts, providers, and hooks
- Managing
'use client'logic
It’s tedious and error-prone — unless you automate it.
That’s why I built ViteToNext.AI
A smart tool that migrates your React + Vite project to a fully working Next.js App Router setup in minutes.
How it works:
- Upload your project (via GitHub or ZIP)
- It analyzes structure, routes, layouts, and providers
- It transforms everything into Next.js format
- You preview the result
- You export the project as a clean ZIP — ready to deploy
Key features
- App Router and layout nesting
-
'use client'detection - Internationalization support (next-i18next / next-intl)
- Automatic route conversion
- Provider and middleware injection
- Export-ready Next.js project
Special Offer – Get 10% Off
To celebrate the launch of ViteToNext.AI, use this promo code:
VITELAUNCH50 for 10% off
Link: https://vitetonext.codebypaki.online
Try it now (Free)
There’s a free plan available.
No signup required. Just upload your Vite project, preview the migration result, and export it when ready.
Start here: https://vitetonext.codebypaki.online
I'd love your feedback
Let me know how it works for you. I’m actively improving the platform based on feedback from developers and teams migrating to Next.js.
Ready to take your Vite app to the next level?
Try ViteToNext.AI
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