Next.js 13 Internationalization with Prismic

If you’re building a website with Next.js 13 and want to internationalize your content, Prismic is a great option to help you manage and deliver multilingual content.

Setting up Next.js 13 with Prismic

To get started, you’ll need to set up your Next.js 13 project and install the Prismic client library. Once you have Prismic installed, you can easily connect your project to your Prismic repository and start pulling in your content.

Creating Multilingual Content in Prismic

Prismic allows you to create different versions of your content for each language you want to support. This makes it easy to manage and maintain translations for your website.

Using Next.js 13 Internationalization

Next.js 13 comes with built-in support for internationalized routing, making it easy to create different language versions of your website. You can use the `next/config` module to handle internationalized routing and load the correct content for each language.

Displaying Multilingual Content

Once you have your content set up in Prismic and your internationalization routing configured in Next.js 13, you can start displaying your multilingual content on your website. Use the `useTranslation` hook from the `next-translate` package to dynamically load and display your content in the correct language.

Conclusion

Next.js 13 and Prismic make it easy to build and manage a multilingual website. With the right setup, you can deliver a seamless experience for users in different languages, and Prismic’s content management system makes it easy to manage and update your multilingual content.