Translate Your Next.js Project

Localize your Next.js project, enabling your content to reach more people in more languages within a matter of minutes.

Launch Multilingual Next.js Apps with Localize

Translate your Next.js app automatically — no complex i18n setup or redeploys required. Localize detects and translates your components, routes, and dynamic content in real time, helping you go global faster.

Auto detect new content for translation

Utilize MTs, your translators, or our LSP's

Support for numerous language pairs

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Seamlessly Localize Your Next.js Content

Integrate Localize into your application effortlessly with a one-line JavaScript snippet, transforming the experience for visitors who prefer different languages.

Effortlessly Localize Your Next.js Content

Localize runs in your application by executing a one-line JavaScript snippet. It's one line of code that will change the experience for visitors who want to read your content in their preferred language.

Comprehensive Integration Guides and Documentation

Get up and running quickly with access to integration guides, in-depth documentation, and live customer support.

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Setup

Effortlessly set up in no time!

How the Custom Integration Works

Step 1

Work with our team to scope your requirements and integration goals.

Step 2

Use Localize’s API, SDKs, and webhooks to build a solution tailored to your stack.

Step 3

Automate translation workflows, sync content seamlessly, and scale globally with confidence.

Q&A

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Localize integrate with Next.js?

Localize connects to your Next.js app through a lightweight JavaScript snippet. It automatically detects all visible text in your components and pages for translation — no manual tagging required.

Does Localize support SSR and SSG?

Yes. Localize works seamlessly with both server-side rendering and static site generation in Next.js, ensuring translations load correctly for every deployment model.

Can I translate dynamic or API-driven content?

Absolutely. Localize automatically detects content rendered at runtime — including data fetched from APIs — and translates it without additional configuration.