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Next.js Caching Strategies: Static, Dynamic, and Incremental

Next.js offers multiple caching layers — static generation, ISR, server-side caching, and client-side SWR. Understanding when to use each strategy is key to performance.

M Daniyal October 22, 2025 10 min read

Next.js caching is powerful but complex. Here is when to use each strategy.

Static Generation (SSG)

Build pages at build time. Best for content that rarely changes.

Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR)

Revalidate static pages on a schedule or on-demand.

Server-Side Caching

Use unstable_cache or fetch caching for database queries.

Client-Side with SWR

Use SWR for data that changes frequently and needs real-time updates.

Cache Tags

Invalidate specific cached data using revalidateTag.

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