Next.js next.js portfolio templates
A Next.js portfolio template delivers a polished personal site — project showcase, blog, contact form, and dark mode — without weeks of design and build time. Filtered to Next.js listings only — 15 match. Next.js is the default full-stack React framework — and the most common foundation for SaaS boilerplates, dashboards, and content sites on CodeCudos.
15 quality-scored listings.
NextJS SaaS Starter Kit
AgencyPro: Digital Agency Landing Page
AppShowcase: Mobile App Landing Page
WaitlistPro: Pre-Launch Waitlist Page
SaaSify: Conversion-Optimised SaaS Landing Page
AI Launchpad: Next.js + OpenAI Boilerplate
AgencyPro: Digital Agency Landing Page
AppShowcase: Mobile App Landing Page
WaitlistPro: Pre-Launch Waitlist Page
SaaSify: Conversion-Optimised SaaS Landing Page
AI Launchpad: Next.js + OpenAI Boilerplate
ShipStack: Next.js SaaS Starter Kit
ShipStack: Next.js SaaS Starter Kit
ShipStack: Next.js SaaS Starter Kit
ShipStack: Next.js SaaS Starter Kit
Picking Next.js for next.js portfolio templates
A portfolio's job is to get you hired or win you clients. Quality Next.js portfolio templates on CodeCudos lead with a clear value proposition in the hero, show project work with case study depth (not just screenshots), and include a working contact form (Resend or Nodemailer) with spam protection. The best templates use MDX for project pages so you can write rich case studies, include a blog section for thought leadership, and are optimised for fast load times (Lighthouse 95+ on mobile). Dark mode should be default-on for developer audiences — the terminal crowd prefers it. Look for portfolios that generate Open Graph images per page (using Next.js Metadata API or @vercel/og) so your links look professional on LinkedIn and Twitter. Animated templates are a double-edged sword: tasteful entrance animations improve perceived quality; excessive animation signals a junior developer portfolio over a senior one. For the Next.js subset specifically, the strongest listings target current Next.js versions, ship with TypeScript types where applicable, and document any framework-specific gotchas (deployment adapters, runtime requirements, etc.). Check the quality score and the listing's stack tags before buying — a "Next.js" tag confirms it works in the Next.js ecosystem natively.
Frequently asked questions
Why pick a Next.js-based next.js portfolio template?▾
Next.js is the most-traded stack on CodeCudos for next.js portfolio templates. Picking a Next.js-based listing means the code drops into your existing Next.js project without framework-level rewrites — and the ecosystem of complementary libraries (auth, payments, ORM) is mature and well-documented.
Can I host a Next.js portfolio for free?▾
Yes — Vercel's free Hobby plan handles Next.js portfolios comfortably. Unlimited deployments, global CDN, HTTPS, and preview URLs on every push. You only hit limits if you add heavy serverless function usage.
Should I use Next.js or Astro for a portfolio?▾
Both work well. Next.js is better if your portfolio includes dynamic features (a live project demo, guestbook, or real-time data). Astro is better if it's purely content — blog posts and project pages — and you want maximum speed with minimal JavaScript.
App Router or Pages Router?▾
App Router is the current default. New listings should target App Router with server components. Pages Router listings work but are on the legacy side of the curve.
Do Next.js listings include authentication?▾
Most full-stack boilerplates do — typically NextAuth, Auth.js (the rename), or Clerk. Component-only listings usually don't.
How does the 14-day refund work?▾
Request a refund within 14 days from your dashboard. We'll approve refunds when the code doesn't match the listing description or has critical bugs that prevent normal use.