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Open-source AI-powered Next.js starter kit with pre-configured JigsawStack API routes for image generation, TTS, OCR, translation, and search.
JigsawStack Next.js Template is an open-source AI-powered starter kit that pairs Next.js 15 with pre-configured JigsawStack AI API routes so you can ship image generation, speech, translation, OCR, scraping, and search features in minutes.
JigsawStack Next.js Template is an open-source boilerplate for building AI applications on top of the JigsawStack platform. It takes a JigsawStack API key as its main configuration input and exposes ready-to-use API routes in the app/api/jigsawstack directory, so your frontend can call AI features without writing backend logic. The template uses the Next.js 15 App Router, React 19, Tailwind CSS, and shadcn/ui for the UI layer, and it ships with TypeScript throughout. The repository is maintained by JigsawStack and released under the MIT License.
app/api/jigsawstack folder contains routes for image generation, text-to-speech, speech-to-text, translation, visual OCR, AI web scraping, and web search.After cloning the repository, you install dependencies with your preferred package manager (npm, yarn, pnpm, or bun), create a .env.local file with your JigsawStack API key set as JIGSAWSTACK_API_KEY, and start the dev server on localhost:3000. Each AI service is pre-wired as an API route, so you can hit it from your frontend immediately. The template is set up for Vercel deployment with a one-click clone.
The template includes image generation, text-to-speech, speech-to-text, translation, visual OCR, AI web scraping, and web search — each exposed as a ready-to-use route in the app/api/jigsawstack directory.
You sign up at jigsawstack.com to receive an API key, then place it in your .env.local file as JIGSAWSTACK_API_KEY. Instructions are in the Running Locally section of the README.
The template itself is open source under the MIT License. JigsawStack's AI API is a paid service after free trial or quota; see their website for current pricing.
Yes, dark mode is built in using next-themes, so you can toggle light and dark themes without extra configuration.
