What coding language are Repaint websites?
Last updated June 3, 2026
By default, Repaint builds your site as a Next.js app using React and TypeScript, the same technologies many professional web teams use. Repaint then publishes it with static export.
What static export means for you
Static export turns your site into plain, pre-built files that are served directly to visitors. There's no server doing work each time someone loads a page, which makes your site fast, reliable, and inexpensive to host. For most marketing sites, portfolios, and small business sites, this is exactly what you want.
Why Repaint uses Next.js
Next.js is one of the most widely used web frameworks, and that brings a few practical benefits:
- AI writes it well. Because Next.js and React are so popular, AI models are especially good at writing and editing them, which means higher-quality sites and fewer mistakes.
- Strong SEO support. Next.js makes it easy to set the page titles, meta descriptions, and other metadata that search engines rely on, so your site is well structured for SEO out of the box.
- Room to grow. Next.js can do more than static pages. It gives us a path to add features like backend and API routes in the future, without rebuilding your site on a different foundation.
- A proven ecosystem. Next.js is mature and widely supported, so the sites Repaint produces are built on a stable, modern standard rather than something custom.
Can Repaint import other coding languages?
Yes. AI agents are very good at translating from one language or framework to another, so your existing site doesn't have to be built the same way Repaint is. It can come from almost any platform, including:
- WordPress and other PHP sites
- Squarespace, Wix, Webflow, and other website builders
- Plain HTML and CSS
- Other frameworks like Vue, Angular, or Svelte
Repaint can't run these languages or platforms itself, but it doesn't need to. It reads your existing site and rebuilds a near-identical copy in its own Next.js, React, and Tailwind stack. You end up with the same site, recreated on a modern foundation that Repaint can run and edit.