Sanity plugins slot into the Studio without forking it. Add fields, tools and custom views from one config file, and review every change in a pull request.
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Extending the Studio
Plugins that earn their place
Everything is registered in one place, typed, and safe to remove — so the Studio stays yours rather than the template's.
Drop-in Studio plugins
Add a plugin to sanity.config.ts and it appears on the next reload. No ejecting, no patching the editor by hand.
Presentation tool
The Presentation plugin pairs the Studio with your running Next.js app, so editors see their changes in the real layout as they type.
Custom desk structure
Singletons, nested pages and previews are arranged through structure builder, so the content list mirrors how the site is actually organised.
Custom input components
Swap any field for your own React component when the default input does not describe the content well enough.
Help notes for editors
Ship Markdown guidance beside a schema so writers get their answers in the Studio rather than in a separate handbook nobody opens.
Safe to upgrade
Plugins are ordinary npm packages pinned in the workspace, so they upgrade and roll back like any other dependency.
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Start from a Studio that is already configured, then add only the plugins your editors will genuinely use.
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