Announcing Sanity Create w / Automatic Content Mapping, Visual Editing, and Releases

We are joining the Open Source Pledge, committing to pay $2,000 per year per full-time developer directly to open source maintainers and foundations.

Support for animated images, a new Tailwind template featuring Sanity, and more!

Enterprises can now build and ship content-driven apps and experiences faster while getting the most out of their investment in Google Cloud.

New Sanity features like the Live Content API, a live feedback session with Lee from Vercel, a new library for rendering portable text in Angular, and more!

A digest for the community! We've got a story on how a diaper website got a revamp, what's new with Sanity, and a swag giveaway.

A digest for the community! Learn about awesome contributions to the Exchange, community events we'll be at or are hosting, and a raffle for swag!

Enlist AI as a trusted assistant free your teams to do more of the humane, fulfilling work.

Throughout the past five years, we’ve launched many initiatives to help folks get started with Sanity and create opportunities for those with more experience to give newcomers a hand with their projects. It’s essential that we scale our inclusive and collaborative community culture. With this in mind, we are ecstatic to announce the launch of the Sanity Community Ambassador Program!

Revisit the keynote, sessions, fireside chats, and panels from Structured Content 2022 with these recordings.

Sanity's first conference brought together a cross-section of people devoted to creating remarkable digital experiences.

The Jamstack has grown into a set of principles that can make whatever user-facing software you’re building faster, simpler, and easier to maintain.

Migrating more than 700 markdown files and importing them to our internal Sanity was easy, thanks to some handy tools.

Join us at Structured Content 2022, May 24–25 to get inspired, get insights, and make new friends.

Find community, content, and connection at Sanity’s upcoming conference, May 24-26.

Join us May 24-25 in San Francisco to explore fresh perspectives on content and digital experience.

We want to make sure that our devrel team is safe and is able to enjoy their work teaching and learning in public. Unfortunately, this doesn't come without risk, especially if you are non-male and non-white. Here are 7 ways we have started to approach harm reduction for developer relations at Sanity.

Have you ever thought about speaking at an event or wanted to be involved somehow? Learn where and why to find these types of opportunities in this post.

It's common to attach a code of conduct for new community members. The intention behind this might be good. But for many, it also stops there. It becomes the “terms of service” that no one reads but everyone agrees to and isn't really followed up. So, what is the point of having a code of conduct?

Sanity's November Virtual Meetup was a hit with talks on Egghead's migration from Rails to Sanity, a 3D e-commerce store, and Sanity's newest Shopify app: Sanity Connect. Get all the info here!

We’re proud to see our community’s rapid growth and honored as Netlify’s Jamstack survey shows Sanity with the highest satisfaction rate for a CMS

Sanity launches solutions on Shopify empowering merchants to build unique shopping experiences.

Welcoming Carrie Hane to Sanity, as we launch a new Content Strategy Relations team. Together, we will scale the knowledge of Structured Content within and outside our platform.

Félix Péault, talks about creating his portfolio site, Flayks with Sanity and Svelte, inspiration, design, and collaboration.

Let's check out an ice hockey podcast's entire website, learn all about localization in Sanity in a guide written by a community member, and see how the Studio can fit nicely into the music industry.

We celebrated the launch of conditional fields and learned about two community success stories.

In this month's digest, we take a look at new e-commerce websites, a new Ruby client for Sanity, and machine learning with Sanity.

In the latest episode of Kap & Lauren learn GROQ - Part 7, we learned about functions in GROQ: defined(), round(), text(), length(), and count().

Now available on the Vercel Marketplace

In the latest episode of Kap & Lauren learn GROQ - Part 6, we learned how to use the logical AND, the logical OR, and the logical NOT to really fine-tune our queries.

In the latest episode of Kap & Lauren learn GROQ - Part 5, we learned how to use the GROQ ellipsis operator with extra projections to really fine-tune our desired output.

In this month's digest, we take a look at the entries from the Custom Input Challenge, InVision's new Freehand online whiteboard, bring back into the spotlight a VSCode snippet extension, and more!

In the latest episode of Kap & Lauren learn GROQ - Part 4, we learned how to use the GROQ pipe operator with the order function to sort our data into ascending or descending order.

In this month's digest, we highlight Figma's use for Sanity, Wes Bos' Mastering Gatsby Slick's Slices project, and more!

A look back at the Content is Data open house

In this interview, we talk with Annie Pennell about how she incorporates Sanity data into the mmhmm video production application.

Create open graph images without breaking a sweat! In this interview, we look at Henrique Doro's new tool for creating, editing, previewing, and storing open graph images with Sanity.

In this interview, Jayne Mast walks us through how she set multiple localization paths for confrere.com.

In this interview, Jacob Stordahl walks us through how he created Sanity tooling for a seamless Snipcart workflow.

How to power multiple event sites from one studio, a snazzy portfolio built with Next.js, and a new way to integrate next-image with our asset pipeline.

The first Community Digest of 2021. Mental health resources, GitHub Actions for backup, and Portable Text enhanced food recipes.

Looking back at last year, here's some great projects and contributions from the Sanity.io developer community.

People, tools, schemas, and more from the Sanity community in one convenient place.

Get creative with CSS, custom inputs, pet celebrity, and iOS shortcuts.

Inspect your builds on Vercel without leaving the Studio, get some inspiration from Nik Sharma’s new portfolio, and there's a new way to work with images from Sanity in Gatsby projects.

The future of e-commerce with Augmented Reality, the visually connected Content Universes of the Sanity community, and more.

Check out Sonos Radio HD, InVision‘s new template gallery, previews for mobile, some using Sanity for their first-ever web development project, in this week’s newest projects from the community.

In this productivity-boosting Digest, we get an e-commerce double play, a page-builder guide, and a new Vimeo plugin.

How to pump up your editorial experience with a custom social image generator, moving from Markdown to Sanity Studio, and more.

Portable Text tooling in C#? Beautiful typography? A real-time app for Bachelor fans? This week’s Community Digest has something for everyone.

An open-source database for sustainable suppliers, a fishing lodge based in Norway, and more!

Raising money with art, a journey to web developer in 923 days, and more.

Ghosts, flags, Kentucky blue corn, blood sugar, and more.

The Sanity team will be live streaming the creation of Studio-only starters and including community contributions

Microblogging on your iPad, eCommerce that changes with the sun, and more.

Musical talent, female founders, all the good dogs, and more.

Visualize your own custom mask, replace GraphQL with GROQ in Gatsby, work with custom audio inputs, magazines, and more.

In this chunky summer edition of the community digest, we present the first part of all the projects that have been launched with Sanity and shared with us in the #i-made-this channel in our community slack.

Sanity and 11ty are a powerful combination. Watch as Mike Wagz of Self Aware Studio walks us through the setup of the MIT Digital Humanities website.

Our first steps to hold ourselves accountable in preventing systemic racism.

Websites for Nick Offerman, Michiganian drone shows, Deno gists, and bespoke e-commerce built under 20 hours. We got it all in this week’s communiy digest!

This week, we bring GROQ to Gatsby, tip-of-the-week, a deep dive into blog design, a new game for Amazon Alexa, and other new projects launched with Sanity!

We‘re back again with a bunch of highlights and new projects launched in the Sanity community. From stolen CSS to artful portfolios.

We have found our way on to Twitch! Upcoming online events. Maps, serverless SEO, TypeScript, and a bunch of new apps and sites launched with Sanity.io.

We are making the code for our community management studio and Slack integration public. It‘s also a story about how structured content can be used to power organizational processes, and not just websites.

Here's the highlights and new projects launched with Sanity this week: New intros, clients, and content modelling resources.

We're back from Easter holiday with new content and projects from the Sanity community: Live-streams, guides, nifty widgets, creative sites, and a wine-lottery app.

Get a head start on your next Shopify and Gatsby e-commerce project, as well as a craving for plums, new Vue and TypeScript integrations, and new themes for Sanity Studio.

We're back with yet another community digest. This week, there's a lot of visually creative sites, an introduction to content modelling, and a nifty new plugin for complex GROQ queries.

In this week’s community digest, we dedicate some space for projects related to the COVID-19 pandemic, some working from home advice, and of course, new projects launched with Sanity. And the technologist profile featuring Kelly Quantrill.

As the COVID-19 pandemic accelerates throughout the world we’re adjusting to the new normal. We are in the fortunate position of being able to carry on with our business and also want to support corona-related initatives.

Most of us have spent the last weeks adjusting to the COVID-19 outbreak in some way or another. With everything that is happening, it still good to have something that's “business as usual.” So here's a new community digest, with community highlights, new launches, and a developer profile.

Don't start with the site map, start with structured content. How to onboard clients to their new content management. A bunch of new site launchese. We share some praise. And a new developer profile; this week, Holly!

New sites, interesting tidbits, and a new developer profile from this week in the Sanity community.

Learn how Jamie found Sanity, what keeps us up at night, and some of the highlights from this week in the community.

We have a chunky digest for you this week!

Developer advocate at Cloudflare, Kristian Freeman, joins Sanity.io’s Knut Melvær for a conversation on how “Built with Workers” was built.

This week we had a meetup, and people have shared their rebranded studios, custom input component, e-commerce starters, and new websites.

We have a lot of Gatsby-related projects this week, including a Shopify-starter and Cloudflare’s new Workers-site.

In this first edition of the weekly community digest, we'll hear about custom icons, the power of Portable Text, and a few nice starters.

Love Magazine have more than 30.000 photos and needed better asset management. Try out the asset manager Robin Pyon built for them with multiple views, sorting and batch deletion.

We’re happy to announce the new extension point for asset sources. Add new sources as plugins, or build your own. Also, we’re throwing a competition for the most useful and most interesting asset source plugins.

We had the first London-based Sanity.io User Group meetup at Moving Brands’ quarters. MB’s Toby Milner-Gullard talk about how they used Sanity from prototype to production, and Rupert Dunk showed us how to do a e-commerce platform from scratch using Sanity and some few dedicated services.

We had a blast hanging out with everyone who came to Sanity.io’s online meetup. Now the videos are up for those of you that didn't get to be there.

Join us for our Online Summer Meetup, June 11th. State of Sanity; How prima.co was built; Gridsome source plugin; What we have been working on.

Our developer Espen joined Gatsby.js’ Jason Lengstorf on Twitch and taught him how to use Sanity.io as a content backend for Gatsby.js. Together they made a portfolio website.

We co-hosted and live-streamed the first JAMstack Oslo meetup. See the videos from the talks about Gatsby.js.

We built a Gatsby.js example that ships with a Sanity.io editing environment. Here’s how to set it up with your own content, modify the look-and-feel with realt-time previews, and deploy on Netlify or Zeit’s Now.

We wrote a post on CSS-tricks, with live code examples on Codepen, on how to use this metadata that’s applied to images in Sanity. We're pretty pleased with it!

How Konsus uses Sanity to drive their websites, build landing pages, blogs and FAQs.