Laravel Pagination Tutorial: Splitting Data Into Pages

Learn how to paginate database results in Laravel — built-in pagination, customizing pagination links, and building API pagination.

Loading thousands of database records onto a single page is slow and overwhelming for users. Laravel's built-in pagination makes it simple to split results into manageable pages. Basic Pagination public function index() { $products = Product::paginate(10); return view('products.index', compact('products')); } paginate(10) returns 10 records per page and automatically detects the current page from the URL ( ?page=2 ). Displaying Pagination Links in Blade @foreach ($products as $product) <p>{{ $product->name }}</p> @endforeach {{ $products->links() }} {{ $products->links() }} automatically renders "Previous/Next" and numbered page links, styled to match your CSS framework (Tailwind by default). Simple Pagination (Previous/Next Only) If you don't need numbered page links, this is more efficient for very large datasets: $products = Product::simplePaginate(10); Paginat...

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