I Built a Tool That Converts React + Vite to Next.js — Here’s Why (and How You Can Use It)
Hey Devs
I love working with React + Vite. It's fast, modern, and super developer-friendly. But every time I had to move a project to Next.js for SEO, SSR, or routing reasons… it was a mess.
The Pain of Manual Migration
Manually migrating a React + Vite project to Next.js means:
- Replacing
react-router
with App Router or Pages Router - Restructuring folders (
/pages
or/app
) - Managing
"use client"
everywhere - Fixing hooks and providers
- Losing precious hours (and patience)
So I built something to help.
Introducing ViteToNext.AI
A tool that automatically transforms your React + Vite project into a working Next.js App Router structure.
What it does:
- Analyzes your routes, layouts, and components using AST parsing
- Converts React Router to
app/
-based routing - Preserves your layouts and providers
- Adds
"use client"
where needed - Lets you preview and export your Next.js-ready code (ZIP or GitHub)
Try It Free
You can try it here:
👉 https://vitetonext.codebypaki.online
- Free plan for small projects (up to 10 routes)
- Agency plan for full migration and GitHub integration
No login required to test basic features.
Why I Built It
Because developers shouldn’t have to waste time on tedious, error-prone rewrites.
This tool started as a weekend project for myself… and it quickly became something useful for others. If it helps you save time, I’d love to hear it.
What's Next?
- Support for Pages Router
- Auto internationalization (
next-i18next
,next-intl
) - Provider detection and wrapping
- More layout heuristics
I Need Your Feedback
If you’ve tried the tool — or you’ve done this migration manually before — I’d love to hear your story.
Ping me in the comments or reach out via the chat in the app.
Thanks for reading
And happy refactoring
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