What's new?

• Fixed double scrollbar on chat home page
• Fixed VM runtime bugs affecting code execution

• Added branch picker for Vercel deployments
• Added SSO page for team-specific authentication
• Fixed template creation from forked chats
• Fixed auto-commit on manual edit save
• Fixed preview availability issues
• Improved VS Code theme to match Geist design
• Improved loading states across the app

• Added support for Nuxt and additional frameworks in Git imports
• Improved file diff view to show lines changed
• Added light and dark mode screenshots for projects
• Fixed blank project template to include all necessary files
• Fixed loading of the latest non-empty block in chat
• Improved VS Code editor layout with activity bar at top by default
• Fixed various 404 errors and authentication issues
• Removed beta badges from chat interface

• Added ability to favorite Vercel projects for quick access
• Fixed Design System custom preview showing stale content after template changes
• Improved loading states to provide more useful feedback
• Added support for pasting multiple files at once
• Fixed package.json modifications not being detected correctly
• Fixed Edit template button not enabling immediately after ZIP upload
• Improved sidebar pagination to load more items on scroll
• Fixed out of credits dialog not opening correctly
• Synced project and chat names to editor explorer header

• Added new feature dialogs for v1
• Fixed sharing team folder chats with public/unlisted visibility
• Fixed git deploys in Snowflake apps
• Extended global search to include folders and Vercel projects
• Improved template UX
• Fixed terminal not working when preview fails
• Improved console icons and titles in the editor

• Added server logs for better debugging
• Improved preview tab interaction in the VM panel
• Added favorite button on chat rows in the library
• Fixed authorization issues preventing unauthorized project access
• Fixed deployment filtering to show correct projects
• Fixed chat header title overflow for long names
• Improved error state UI in preview loading screen

You can now import any GitHub repo into v0 and work on your actual codebase.

View your project, edit it, and ship changes to production. All without leaving v0.

• Improved Git workflow UI on mobile devices
• Added toast notification when pull requests are merged
• Added tooltips for unavailable previews and required status checks
• Added modals for Library and Projects navigation
• Updated "Publish PR" to "Open PR" throughout the interface
• Fixed Data Viewer rendering of Postgres JSON cells
• Fixed GitHub URL pasting and validation issues
• Fixed screenshot fetching for deployments

We simplified how v0 organizes your work.

• Folders: group related chats together.
• Projects: connected to your actual app, with code, environment variables, deployment, and git.

Start a chat in a Project and your infrastructure is already loaded.

• Fixed GitHub disconnect leaving the UI in a broken state
• Fixed folder rename not refreshing the cache
• Fixed hot module reloading not triggering after file syncs
• Updated token pricing
• Updated documentation for Folders and Libraries features
• Released new GitHub flow
• Released new Folders and Projects structure

• Added AI SDK v6 support for agents
• Added credit rollover for the following month
• Improved integration card design with less prominent skip button
• Fixed branch naming to use chat title and display in sidebar

• Improved default repository naming to use Vercel project name
• Fixed preview URLs redirecting instead of rendering correctly
• Fixed design system environment variable dialogs

• Fixed imports bug in projects
• Fixed Svelte projects when using file tool calls
• Fixed multi-select questions to allow selecting "Other" alongside other options
• Improved pricing structure
• Improved pull request creation with option to push latest changes

• Fixed fork modal not appearing when users lack write access to a chat in the sidebar
• Fixed JSON schema parsing errors in programmatic API calls
• Fixed .then is not a function error in next-lite runtime
• Added searchable version selector for easier navigation
• Fixed conversations not auto-resuming after all integrations are connected
• Added explanatory messages when non-editable text is detected in Design Mode
• Improved template previews to use deployment URLs

• Improved model selection to persist per user per team
• Added template categories to organize starter templates
• Updated v0 Max pricing

• Fixed a rare issue with infinite loading and unresponsive header after login
• Improved chat performance and responsiveness
• Fixed loading state when starting projects from zip files
• Added scope selector in the buy credits dialog
• Improved agent error handling
• Improved front-end performance across the application

• Added credits display in the user menu
• Fixed Git sync error notifications
• Fixed opening templates that aren't connected to Git
• Fixed agent-installed dependencies not being properly tracked
• Fixed docs footer URL redirect on certain pages
• Fixed all errors related to 'fork keys'
• Fixed an issue with images not being compacted during long chats

• Added ability to filter templates by paid/free status
• Improved project sorting by relevance
• Fixed Next.js 14 config loading to support function exports
• Fixed deployment crashes caused by certain code patterns
• Fixed wizard dialog and banner responsiveness to preview size settings
• Blocked sending new messages when pending edits exist

• Improved the speed and token use of the Web Search tool
• Improved how large inputs are stored in the agent's filesystem for better recall
• Attachments added via the ?files parameter are now cloned instead of used directly (requested by ChatPRD)
• Fixed a layout shift when hovering over the upvote/downvote buttons in Safari
• Improved the error message when an Enterprise user adds an integration they don't have access to
• Improved the TailwindCSS v4 upgrade flow
• Fixed a bug causing some Restore actions to fail with a vague error
• Added an inline chat in the new VS Code editor

You can now connect v0 to your Glean workspace and build directly from your company's knowledge.

With Glean connected, you can ask v0 to:

• Generate auth flows from your internal docs
• Design UI from PRDs stored in Glean
• Draft website copy from your latest product updates

Ship with full context using Glean and v0.

You can now use keyboard shortcuts in v0's design mode.

Navigate elements with arrow keys, enter to edit, and ⌘+click to quick select.

v0 can now ask clarifying questions before it starts generating to better understand your requirements and create more tailored results.

You can now connect v0 to your Linear workspace and build straight from your backlog.

With the Linear integration, v0 can:

• Search across your tickets
• Pull in info from your projects, teams, and users
• Create and update issues

You can now securely connect v0 to your Notion workspace to build using your team's existing context, docs, and databases.

Use Notion x v0 to ship:

• Dashboards and internal tools built from databases
• Prototypes from PRDs
• Presentation slides from outline docs

If it lives in Notion, v0 can build with it.

Read more about how the v0 team replaced a multi-tool workflow with a single prompt using v0 x Notion.

You can now select from three different models in v0:

• v0 Mini: Fastest and most cost-efficient
• v0 Pro: Superior performance for most tasks
• v0 Max: Maximum intelligence for complex work and best designs

Following the React2Shell disclosure, two additional vulnerabilities in React Server Components were discovered and patched:

• CVE-2025-55184: Denial of Service (DoS) vulnerability
• CVE-2025-55183: Source code disclosure vulnerability

All v0 projects have been automatically updated to protect against these new vulnerabilities. We strongly recommend enabling Standard Protection for all deployments and auditing shareable links.

The command palette now searches across all your accessible workspaces, not just your current one. Results are grouped by workspace with avatars, and your current workspace is shown first. Clicking a result from a different workspace automatically switches to that scope before navigating.

• Fixed default favicons in deployments
• Added previews for svg and md files to the new editor
• Added default design systems for Teams
• Added automatic oauth refresh for MCP servers
• Added day/week/month usage stats to the Usage page
• Fixed a rare bug with not showing the right import path when there’s a runtime error in the preview
• Fixed the Fix with v0 errors from overflowing when the error was long

v0's editor just got a major upgrade. You can now:

• Edit code in a more stable editor
• Create files and folders
• Search & replace globally across files
• View v0's changes in a new diff view
• Edit files side-by-side with split view

• Added a /changelog page (that you're looking at now!)
• Updated Linear's logo
• Improved MCP UI styles, minor improvements
• Optimized preview loading performance when using Design Mode
• Made v0 better at writing code for Postgres integrations
• Fixed a bug where pending edits were lost when switching between the Code and Preview panels
• Fixed a bug with showing an AI Gateway connection dialog when it was already connected
• Added an autofixer when v0 writes a middleware.ts file with Next.js 16
• Fixed a bug where certain npm modules failed to load in the preview

v0 has now automatically updated every React2Shell-vulnerable project deployed with v0, covering more than 800,000 affected deployments.

Going forward, the v0 agent will detect and recommend a free fix for any projects using vulnerable React or Next.js versions.

You can now easily purchase and add custom domains to your v0 projects directly from the in-chat sidebar.

You can now bring your own MCPs to v0.

Start with one of our presets or configure your own remote MCP in just a few clicks.

You can now access project settings in v0 using the in-chat sidebar.

View connected Vercel Projects, GitHub Repositories, or domains, and easily access project analytics.

v0 for Students is now live at 5 more schools:

• San Francisco State University
• Arizona State University
• Georgia Institute of Technology
• University of Waterloo
• New York University

Build apps in v0 with your Snowflake data.

You can now use v0 with Claude Opus 4.5 at no extra cost.

Nano Banana Pro is now available in v0 via Vercel's AI Gateway.

All users can now try v0 with Gemini 3 Pro Preview for one week.

The v0 iOS app now supports Sign in with Apple.

We launched a new Enterprise page.

v0 now supports MCPs for Stripe, Supabase, Neon, and Upstash.

Query databases, seed data, and ask about revenue, all with natural language and zero setup.

Stripe is now a native integration in v0.

All paid users now get $2 in free credits every day.

We launched a new plan: Business.

$100/user/month, sits between Team and Enterprise. Includes training opt-out by default, shared credit purchasing, centralized billing, and team collaboration.

You can now set environment variables for specific environments in v0—Prod, Preview, Dev, or all.

We launched a new Integration Wizard for connecting integrations and running scripts. Easily connect services like Supabase directly from the chat.

v0 now shows work details after each generation: time worked, files modified, lines of code changed, and credits used.

We redesigned the chat sidebar with better organization, faster navigation, and a cleaner interface.

You can now manage your Integrations, Rules, Environment Variables, and Design Systems all from your v0 sidebar.

You can now edit images using Nano Banana in v0. Turn on design mode, select an image, and prompt your changes.

Large chats on v0 now load up to 12x faster.

Introducing v0 IRLs. You can now easily apply to host your own v0 meetup or event. Share your event details and apply to receive a v0 IRLs toolkit including credits, swag, and more.

Referrals are now live in v0. Invite a new user to subscribe to v0 with your link, and you each get $20 in v0 credits.

v0 for students is now live for our first 5 schools: Stanford, Harvard, MIT, and more.

The v0 iOS app is now live on the App Store. Build apps on the go with the full power of v0 in your pocket.

v0 now uses Next.js 16 for all new chats.

You can now preview markdown and SVGs inside v0's editor.

Custom Instructions are now available in v0. Use preset instructions like "Be Concise" and "Plan Mode", or create your own and apply them on-demand.

v0 is now the first place you can access the new components by shadcn.

It no longer costs credits to use "Fix with v0" when v0 makes an error.