
We’re excited to announce an important upgrade for our Next.js Templates users. All templates available on Next.js Templates are now officially upgraded to Next.js 16.0.10, the current stable release of Next.js 16.
Upgrading templates to a new major framework version isn’t just a version bump. It creates a more reliable foundation for building modern web applications.

If you’re searching for Next.js 16 templates that are stable and future-ready, this upgrade ensures you’re building on the right foundation.
With this release, our templates now align with the latest standards of the Next.js ecosystem without exposing you to early-release risks.
All Next.js Templates are updated to Next.js version 16.0.10.
This ensures:
Instead of manually upgrading or worrying about breaking changes, you can start building immediately with confidence.
By upgrading to Next.js 16.0.10, all templates now include every feature and enhancement introduced in Next.js 16.
Next.js 16 introduces improved caching behavior, making data handling more predictable and efficient.
This helps deliver faster page loads and better overall performance especially important for SEO-focused websites.
Next.js 16 continues to improve Turbopack, such as :
These improvements are now part of all Next.js 16 templates available on our platform.
Routing and navigation in Next.js 16 are more optimized, leading to smoother transitions and improved prefetching behavior.
This directly enhances user experience and perceived performance.
Improvements in how assets are cached and reused reduce build times and improve reliability across environments
Next.js 16 includes better DevTools integration, support for modern build APIs, and enhanced debugging experiences, making life easier for teams.
This makes customizing and scaling your project simpler over time.
Next.js 16 deeply aligns with the modern React ecosystem, leveraging recent updates in React and enabling future-ready UI patterns.
In short, Next.js 16 is about speed, predictability, and better DX (developer experience), all of which now flow directly into your templates.
Security is always a top priority, especially during major framework upgrades. First of all, it’s important to clarify that our templates did not have any vulnerabilities in their previous state.
Some vulnerabilities were reported in early releases of Next.js 16 within the broader ecosystem.
In late 2025, critical vulnerabilities were disclosed that affect React Server Components and the React ecosystem and that impact Next.js applications if unpatched.
Key concerns include:
This risk was tied to unpatched versions of Next.js and React Server Components.
By upgrading to Next.js v16.0.10, all templates now use the stable version of Next.js 16, where:
This means users benefit from the latest Next.js security update without additional action required.
Next.js Templates incorporate all security patches and hardening up to that point, protecting users from known vulnerabilities discovered in earlier 16.x releases.
Updating all templates to Next.js v16.0.10 is a big step forward for Next.js Templates.
This isn’t just a version bump rather stability and trust upgrade with the full power of Next.js 16 and No known vulnerabilities.
It means you now build on the latest stable improvements introduced in Next.js 16, gaining the benefits of enhanced caching, routing, and bundling performance built into the framework.
And because these templates run on the stable v16.0.10 release, your projects inherit a secure, patched foundation that protects against vulnerabilities reported in early versions
Explore the updated templates and build your next project with confidence.
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