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---
productId: material-ui
title: No SSR React component
components: NoSsr
---
# No SSR
<p class="description">The No-SSR component defers the rendering of children components from the server to the client.</p>
{{"component": "@mui/docs/ComponentLinkHeader", "design": false}}
## Introduction
No-SSR is a utility component that prevents its children from being rendered on the server, deferring their rendering to the client instead.
This can be useful in a variety of situations, including:
- To create an escape hatch for broken dependencies that don't support server-side rendering (SSR)
- To improve the time to first paint by only rendering above the fold
- To reduce the rendering time on the server
- To turn on service degradation when the server load is too heavy
- To improve the Time to Interactive (TTI) by only rendering what's important (using the `defer` prop)
The demo below illustrates how this component works:
{{"demo": "SimpleNoSsr.js"}}
## Basics
### Import
```jsx
import NoSsr from '@mui/material/NoSsr';
```
## Customization
### Delay client-side rendering
You can also use No-SSR to delay the rendering of specific components on the client-side—for example, to let the rest of the application load before an especially complex or data-heavy component.
The following demo shows how to use the `defer` prop to prioritize rendering the rest of the app outside of what is nested within No-SSR:
{{"demo": "FrameDeferring.js"}}
:::warning
When using No-SSR in this way, React applies [two commits](https://react.dev/learn/render-and-commit) instead of one.
:::