Migration
Migrate from v0 to bolt.
1 documentation-derived translation pattern — what carries over and what to watch for. Cited to the Feature Parity Map; the audit tells you whether the move is worth it.
Both turn a natural-language prompt (plus optional screenshot/Figma input) into a running web app with a live preview and chat-based iteration, so a team standardizing on Bolt can recreate a v0 workflow by describing the same app in Bolt's prompt box. To carry over existing work rather than re-prompting, use v0's GitHub sync to push the project to a repo, then in Bolt connect/import that GitHub repo and continue editing there. Keep prompts component-by-component on both sides for higher fidelity.
Gotchas
- Warning: v0 emits a fixed Next.js + React + TypeScript + Tailwind + shadcn/ui stack; Bolt is framework-flexible (Vite, Next.js, React, Vue, Svelte and others on Node.js), so a v0 project ported into Bolt keeps its shadcn/Tailwind shape rather than adopting a Bolt default.
- Warning: v0 deploys natively to Vercel and treats a connected GitHub repo as the single source of truth; Bolt runs the app in an in-browser WebContainer and commits to GitHub on each passing change — the hosting/runtime model differs, so re-wire deploy targets after moving.
- Warning: Both meter by token usage, but pricing units differ (v0 = prepaid dollar-denominated credits that expire after 65 days; Bolt = its own token allowance), so cost-per-generation will not map one-to-one.