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Templates

Have a Sanity powered site up and running in minutes with best-practice projects.

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Clean templates

Minimal examples to get you started with your favorite framework.

Clean Next.js + Sanity app

Official(made by Sanity team)

A clean example of Next.js with embedded Sanity ready for recomposition.

Cody Olsen
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Full-fledged templates

Complete examples with live previews and embedded Sanity Studio, ready to be deployed on Vercel.

Sanity Studio + Remix fully featured template

Official(made by Sanity team)

Batteries-included website template for a content-editable, interactive live-preview enabled Remix website powered by Sanity Studio.

Simeon Griggs
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E-commerce templates

Unify product and marketing with structured content. Tell stories, elevate your brand.

AKVA – Hydrogen + Sanity demo

Official(made by Sanity team)

Customized Hydrogen starter that presents a real-world example of how Sanity and Structured Content can elevate your custom Shopify storefronts.

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Latest starters

Fully Functional Blog: Series, Snippets, Articles, Tags, Categories, Multi-Authors with Sanity.io v3 and Next.js v13.4

Streamline your blogging journey with our ready-to-use platform. Powered by Next.js v13.4, TypeScript, Tailwind, and Sanity.io v3, it offers advanced schema features for tags, categories, series, and multi-author support. Start your blog hassle-free!

Syeda Maham Fahim
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Angular Sanity

A simple blog using Angular standalone components and Firebase Hosting

Antonio Cardenas
Go to Angular Sanity

next-13-sanity

Next 13 template with Sanity and Sanity Studio integrated, making it easy to deploy on Vercel right away. All you need to do is add environment variables when deploying, and you get /studio route with preview mode enabled.

Kostiantyn Shyrolapov
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