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Build a Full Auth Flow in Payload CMS Without Losing Your Mind

Are you struggling to build a login flow for users who shouldn't access the admin dashboard in Payload CMS? You're not alone. Whether you're new to Payload CMS or still figuring out how authentication works in modern web apps, this video is meant to help you. Most tutorials jump ahead or assume too much. Not this one. I guide you every step of the way, making complex coding approachable, no matter your skill level. You want to offer gated content, subscriptions, or digital products to your users, but you don’t want to give them admin access. You need a way to: Create a separate user collection. Handle login, account creation, password resets, and logging out. Protect sensitive routes and manage user sessions. In this tutorial, I walk you through a complete solution using Payload CMS, Next.js with Server Actions, and styling with TailwindCSS. You’ll not only learn what to do, but also why it works and what to avoid. Resources and links: Repo - https://github.com/midlomarketing/nlv... Want to stay up to date with recent web dev news? Subscribe to my newsletter - https://news.nlvcodes.com/subscribe Find me on Twitch -   / nlv_codes   Support the channel -   / nlvcodes   You’ll learn: How to build a custom “Customers” collection in Payload CMS. Set up authentication with email verification. Create polished forms for registration, login, and password reset. Use Tailwind CSS to style everything simply and responsively. Protect dashboard routes for authenticated users only. Handle login states using templates for dynamic session checks. I cover common errors when adding username fields, misconfiguring auth cookies, or breaking type definitions. You’ll understand how to debug and fix these issues confidently. By the end of this video, you’ll have a: Fully functional customer auth system, completely separated from your admin users. Clean and professional UI styled with Tailwind. Reusable components and server actions that scale with your app Watch next: Role-Based Access Control in Payload CMS:    • How to Set Up Basic Role-Based Access Cont...   Handling Redirects in Payload CMS:    • Payload CMS Redirects Plugin: The Complete...   Support the channel: Like this video if you found it helpful Subscribe for weekly deep dives on Payload CMS, Next.js, & Tailwind Leave suggestions and questions in the comments! I'd love to hear from you! Chapters: 00:00 - Introducing How to Create a New Auth Collection 01:22 - Configuring the Customers Collection 05:43 - Setting up the project structure 06:37 - Allowing customers to create an account 09:50 - Creating the Container for the Form 11:21 - Creating the Create Account Form 15:29 - Creating the rest of our form components 20:08 - Finishing the Create Account Form 24:15 - Setting up account verification 27:22 - Sending verification tokens to new accounts 28:50 - Setting up a login process 31:57 - Creating a login form 37:06 - Creating a login page 39:16 - Starting the user’s dashboard 40:21 - Getting the current user 44:38 - Setting up a forgot-password action 46:20 - Creating a forgot password form 50:09 - Putting together a forgot password page 51:21 - Using the forgotPassword option in the customers collection 52:37 - Using the generated token to reset a password 54:37 - Setting up a password reset form 59:07 - Creating a password reset page 01:01:48 - Enabling users to logout 01:03:04 - Creating a logout button 01:06:17 - Adding the logout button the the user dashboard 01:07:00 - Allowing users to update their password 01:08:59 - Creating a password reset button 01:12:58 - Creating the flow that allows users to update their information 01:15:07 - Creating a user information form 01:18:56 - Allowing our fields to show a default value but still update the data on change 01:19:54 - Wrapping up the update user form 01:23:34 - Testing the whole flow 01:27:30 - Closing thoughts and next steps #payloadcms #nextjstutorial #codingtutorial #webdevelopment #coding #nextjs #tailwindcss