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With over 5 million weekly downloads, Next.js has a large and active community. Here are the best places to get help.

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Community channels

GitHub Discussions

Ask questions, share ideas, and discuss Next.js topics with the community and the core team.

Discord

Real-time chat with other Next.js developers. Channels for help, showcasing projects, and announcements.

Reddit

The r/nextjs subreddit for questions, news, and discussion.

Stack Overflow

Searchable Q&A. Tag your questions with next.js to reach developers with Next.js expertise.

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Reporting bugs

If you think you’ve found a bug in Next.js, open an issue on GitHub:
1

Search existing issues

Check open and closed issues first. Your bug may already be tracked or fixed on canary.
2

Reproduce the bug

Create a minimal reproduction. The easiest way is to use the official templates:
npx create-next-app@latest repro-app
Strip the app down to the smallest code that shows the problem.
3

Open an issue

File a bug report with:
  • Next.js version (next --version)
  • Node.js version (node --version)
  • Operating system
  • A link to your minimal reproduction
  • Steps to reproduce and expected vs. actual behavior
Do not include secrets, API keys, or tokens in issue reproductions or comments.

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Reporting security vulnerabilities

Do not open a public GitHub issue for security vulnerabilities. Instead, follow the responsible disclosure process:
  1. Go to the Security tab on the Next.js repository.
  2. Click Report a vulnerability to open a private advisory.
  3. Provide a clear description, steps to reproduce, and potential impact.
The Next.js security team will respond as quickly as possible and coordinate a fix and disclosure timeline with you.

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Staying up to date

Twitter / X

Follow @nextjs for release announcements and community highlights.

YouTube

The Vercel YouTube channel publishes conference talks, tutorials, and deep dives.

Canary releases

Try features before they are stable by installing the canary version:
npm install next@canary

Release notes

Full changelog for every Next.js release on GitHub.

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Code of conduct

All community spaces are governed by the Next.js Code of Conduct. We are committed to a welcoming and respectful environment for everyone.

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