## **Overview**

Content Genius is Search Atlas's AI-powered content creation suite. It helps you research, write, and optimise articles — but it does not include a built-in direct integration with custom-built frameworks like Next.js. This article explains your options for getting Content Genius content onto your Next.js site, and clarifies what Website Studio offers as an alternative.

## **How Content Genius Handles Publishing**

Content Genius is designed to integrate with popular content management systems (CMS) such as WordPress. If your website runs on a supported CMS, you can publish articles directly from Content Genius without any manual steps.

A **custom Next.js website** is not a CMS, so there is no one-click publish integration available for it at this time. However, you still have practical options to get your content live.

## **Your Options for a Custom Next.js Site**

Even without a native integration, you can move Content Genius content to your Next.js site using the following approaches:

1. **Copy and paste the content:** Write and optimise your article in Content Genius, then copy the finished text (including headings, meta tags, and structured content) directly into your Next.js project — for example, into a Markdown file, MDX file, or your CMS data layer.
2. **Export and format:** Use Content Genius to finalise your title, meta description, and body content. Then paste these into your Next.js page components or a headless CMS (such as Contentful, Sanity, or Notion) that feeds your Next.js front end.
3. **Use a headless CMS as a bridge:** Connect a headless CMS to your Next.js site via its API. Author content in Content Genius, publish it to the headless CMS, and let Next.js fetch and render it automatically. This gives you the best of both worlds: AI-optimised content and a fully custom front end.

## **Does Website Studio Support Next.js Export?**

Website Studio is Search Atlas's built-in website builder. It lets you visually design and publish web pages — including landing pages and blog pages — without writing code.

Website Studio is **not** a code-generation tool and does not export a Next.js codebase or any raw framework code. It is intended for building and publishing pages within the Search Atlas ecosystem, not for generating deployable code for external custom frameworks. If your goal is to manage a Next.js site, Website Studio is not a replacement for that workflow — the copy-paste and headless CMS approaches described above remain your best options.

If you need further assistance, open the chat widget in the bottom-right corner of the platform and type **human teammate** to be connected with a member of our team.