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Architecture·13 Apr 2026·4 min read

Deploying a Next.js Blog with Supabase

A practical setup for a public blog that stays fast, SEO-friendly, and free to host.

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This setup keeps the public site on Next.js and Vercel, while Supabase stores the article data and uploaded media. That gives you a clean editor flow without paying for a separate CMS.

What matters most

  • Server-rendered article pages for Google indexing
  • Rich text editor support for real writing work
  • Supabase Storage for cover images and inline assets
  • One public route per article slug

When you are ready to publish, the editor writes directly into Supabase. The front end simply reads published posts and renders them with a dedicated article layout.

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