Learn how to add TypeScript to your Next.js project.

Combine the best framework with the best language to provide the best websites with the best user & developer experiences.

Why Next.js + Typescript

Better DX
Don’t make programming a pain in the ass. Everyone loves clean code and an easy-to-maintain codebase.
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Avoid Errors
Spot dumb errors in development, instead of in production mode.
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Be modern
Use new Javascript features with Typescript. Don’t worry about compatibility. That’s Typescript’s job.
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Use your IDE
Help your IDE understand your code better, so it can help you writing better code.
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Fully supported
Next.js fully supports Typescript. It’s just a few commands away.
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Next.js Features
Use all features Next.js provides. SEO, Image Optimization, Fast Refresh, Zero Config, and more!
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How to add Typescript to Next.js

Start with your Next.js app
Bash
npx create-next-app .
Nothing fancy yet, just create a new Next.js app and continue with the next step.
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Create your tsconfig.json
Bash
touch tsconfig.json
The `tsconfig.json` file contains all configuration for Typescript. You don’t need to write anything to it.
Add Typescript
Bash
yarn run dev yarn add -D typescript yarn add -D @types/react @types/node
After starting the server, you will see instructions on how to install Typescript. Follow them. Many packages do not provide Typescript definitions. That's why it's a good idea to install the packages from DefinitelyTyped via @types/<your_package_name>.
Check out DefinitelyTyped
You're ready!
Great job, let's make some awesome projects using Typescript! You can rename your ".js" files to ".ts" (and ".jsx" to ".tsx") now.
Use js-to-ts-converter