Webiny 6.5 adds AI integration and Next.js preview

// 1h agoPRODUCT UPDATE

Webiny 6.5 adds AI integration and Next.js preview

Webiny has announced version 6.5 of its serverless CMS, bringing AI capabilities directly into core content workflows including entry creation, page translation, and revision comparison. The release also introduces a brand-new CMS content model editor, live preview support for Next.js applications, and a dedicated Asset field type to enhance content management and developer experience.

// ANALYSIS

Webiny is aggressively leaning into AI-assisted content workflows and modern framework integrations, making serverless headless CMS management significantly smoother for frontend teams.

• Deep AI Integration: Generative AI tools are now embedded directly into entry creation, page translation, and revision comparison.

• Rebuilt Content Model Editor: A brand-new editor simplifies schema design and model customization.

• Next.js Live Preview: Real-time preview support tightens the feedback loop for developers building with Next.js.

• New Asset Field Type: Introduces dedicated media handling and asset field structures within content models.

// TAGS

webinycmsheadless-cmsainextjscontent-managementweb-developmentserverless

DISCOVERED

1h ago

2026-07-30

PUBLISHED

1h ago

2026-07-30

RELEVANCE

7/ 10

AUTHOR

WebinyCMS

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