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The Content Operating System

A fully customizable all-code backend for content-driven websites and apps—their builders and creators.

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A screenshot of Sanity Studio displaying a content management interface for a festival project named ’Resonance ‘25.’ The left sidebar shows a structured navigation menu with categories like ‘Festival facilities,’ ‘Program,’ ‘Artist,’ ‘Music,’ and more. The main panel highlights an artist entry called ‘Neon Pulse,’ showing an editable text field with a bio. A highlighted phrase, ‘weaves dark synths,’ has an inline comment from a user named Cody suggesting adding more vibe. Below, an image editing tool allows adjusting the focal point of a red-toned profile picture of two silhouetted individuals.

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A screenshot of Sanity Studio displaying a content management interface for a festival project named ’Resonance ‘25.’ The left sidebar shows a structured navigation menu with categories like ‘Festival facilities,’ ‘Program,’ ‘Artist,’ ‘Music,’ and more. The main panel highlights an artist entry called ‘Neon Pulse,’ showing an editable text field with a bio. A highlighted phrase, ‘weaves dark synths,’ has an inline comment from a user named Cody suggesting adding more vibe. Below, an image editing tool allows adjusting the focal point of a red-toned profile picture of two silhouetted individuals.

The content-driven app stack

  • The TypeScript CMS

    Sanity Studio

    Write TypeScript files and get a multiplayer, React-based CMS—all configured in code.

    A user interface displaying a content editing form with fields labeled ‘Title,’ ‘Eyebrow,’ and ‘Author.’ The ‘Title’ field is filled with ‘The Summit,’ while the ‘Eyebrow’ field contains ‘Onwards: upwards,’ with a text cursor placed at the end. A small pink circular indicator with ‘LM’ is visible on the right side of the ‘Eyebrow’ field, possibly representing a comment or edit suggestion. The background features a semi-transparent overlay revealing a code editor with JavaScript-like syntax, including definitions for fields in a content schema.
    Sanity Studio

  • Content-optimized database

    Content Lake

    A real-time content store for documents and assets served from our worldwide edge CDN.

    A digital abstract pattern featuring a grid of diamond-shaped icons with alternating symbols of documents and images. One document icon in the center is highlighted with a glowing blue effect, contrasting with the rest of the uniform gray icons. The overall aesthetic is modern and minimalistic, with a sense of depth created through subtle lighting and shading.
    Content Lake

  • Interactive live preview

    Real-time + Visual Editing

    Serve live-updating content to your users and interactive previews to authors.

    A content editing interface displaying a title layout for an article called ‘The Summit,’ with the subtitle ‘Onwards: Upwards.’ The background features an image of a mountain. A blue ‘Author’ button is visible, and a cursor is hovering over the name ‘Ellis Cade’ in the author field. A pop-up panel appears, showing details about Ellis Cade, including that this author is used on three pages. The panel also includes fields for editing the author’s first name.
    Real-time + Visual Editing

  • GROQ + TypeGen

    Automatically typed

    Generate TypeScript types automatically from your schema and queries for end-to-end type safety.

    Automatically typed

Works where you work

Query, mutate, and render Sanity content with `${your_favorite_framework}`

  • Next.js

  • Tanstack Start

  • React Router

  • React

  • Vite

  • Svelte

  • Nuxt

  • Angular

  • Astro

  • Remix

  • Bun

  • Laravel

  • .NET

  • Electron

  • Hydrogen

  • Vue

  • Eleventy

  • Ember

  • Express

  • Fresh

  • Gatsby

  • htmx

  • Typescript

  • Meteor

  • Nest

  • Node

  • React Native

  • Redwood

  • ❤ jQuery ❤

  • Solid

…or whichever one is coming next.

Our JavaScript client uses web standards to run anywhere

…and it comes in other flavors too.

  • Vercel

  • Netlify

  • Cloudflare

  • Deno Deploy

  • Forge

  • Azure

  • AWS

  • Google Cloud

deploy content-driven apps and functions anywhere 

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Innovative brands build fast, scalable solutions with Sanity's Content Operating System

There are so many exciting combinations that PUMA can create with Sanity. Now that we have a structure, it’s infinitely scalable.

Bettina DonmezE-Commerce Platform Development
 @ PUMA
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Familiar, yet superior.

GROQ

Your new favorite query language

Think “SQL for JSON,” a quick-to-learn and incredibly flexible query language. Not convinced? We support GraphQL, too.

Learn GROQ→
A graphic explaining the anatomy of a simple GROQ query
Portable Text

Rich text and block content as data

So long, MDX. Let authors write content without syntax-based formatting. Rich text and block content are saved as data—not a string—and rendered however you want.

Better block editing→
An illustration of the Portable Text Editor
Resources→Get started

Less talk, more code

Grab the docs, a template, and pick up pro tips from fellow developers to get started instantly.

Templates

Have a Sanity powered app up and running in minutes with best-practice templates.

Docs

Understand core concepts, and explore a variety of resources to help you get the most from Sanity.

Learn: Day One with Sanity

In this course, you'll set up a Sanity Studio from scratch. Create content types, query and render.

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