v0 · You keep the screens
You made screens in Vercel v0 that people already like. The canvas looks right. Friends can click through. Now you want those screens in a home you control — your code, your place to run it, your passwords and keys. This page is that move: so the v0 canvas is no longer the only place the product can live.
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Leaving v0 means this: you hold the component tree in a repo you own, you run it on a Next (or similar) host that is not the v0 canvas, you move passwords and data with a plan, and you prove screens and URLs still work before you tell everyone the new address. You are done when the app starts without opening v0 to regenerate a page.
Where v0 moves get stuck
Screens leave the canvas easily. Auth callbacks, env that only worked in preview, and public paths v0 exposed do not — unless you plan them.
People signed in on a preview host. That sign-in needs its own plan. Pretty components are not the same as someone opening the new site and getting in.
Get the owned Next app working first. Secrets that lived in a shareable v0 preview must not sit in the public bundle. Certificates, sign-in links, and email move together.
A real way back means a frozen component checklist and a practiced reverse — not hope that the next prompt looks the same.
Also try an old account, a brand-new signup, empty states, uploads, and every public path v0 exposed for search.
The calm v0 order
We do not change your site address just to look fast. We change it after path parity passes and a practiced way back exists.
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Prefer shared primitives over page-level pastes so tokens move once.
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Sessions issued on preview hosts will not magically work on production.
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Canonicals and Open Graph must never keep citing a throwaway preview URL.
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Name sample accounts, permissions, media, SEO paths, and who can put the last preview back in charge.
How to
Move v0 components, secrets, and public URLs. Success is a parity note plus a practiced way back.
Step 01
List generated vs hand-tuned React. Capture fonts and assets that lived only in preview.
Step 02
Diff dependency locks — v0 sessions drift fast.
Step 03
Plan forced re-auth or token exchange; tell operators before you flip.
Step 04
Same journeys as the canvas, plus empty and failure states.
Step 05
Keep a short overlap where old preview links redirect rather than 404.
Read next
These pages are already on the site. Use them to pressure-test the bet before a call.
Get off v0
Leave the canvas if the job is to stop regenerating for ship.
v0 to production
Own the Next process if you are not ready to leave v0 yet.
Production-ready checklist
Moves, backups, and the ship list in checklist form.
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Move one part at a time if you are not switching this week.
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When wrapping the export in place is still the honest job.
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Bring the v0 screens and route list. We will say what is missing before you change your site address.
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Take the screens and flows people already like — components, design tokens, route map, and how the app starts. Leave canvas junk: unused prompt drafts, one-off regenerations, and preview-only glue. Save data (or how to reach it) on its own so nothing invents that shape later.
Write down what the canvas and preview had ready for you. Lock that list in an owned Next (or similar) app. Replace “it worked because v0 regenerated it” with a real start note and CI build. The check should fail if the only way to fix a screen is to open v0 again.
Copy secret names from the preview into a template. Make fresh values on production — never leave keys in a shareable v0 preview. Remount user identifiers to your production sign-in. Update return links before you change the site address. Rotate anything that ever lived in preview.
Client and server boundaries that looked fine in the generator fail under real SSR. Env leaks into the browser. Auth callbacks still expect preview hosts. Fonts and metadata lived only in the canvas. Fix structure, secrets, and paths first — green in v0 does not mean portable.
Bring your v0 route list, how people sign in, and a few test accounts. We put your site address last — and we name the preview path you can roll back to.
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