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Sanity Studio plugin — batch font uploader with format conversion, metadata extraction, CSS generation, and script variant support. Supports Sanity v3, v4, and v5.

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Keywords

sanitysanity-pluginsanity-studiofontfont-uploadtypefacefont-managementwoff2font-conversioncss-generation

Versions (showing 18 of 18)

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2.1.5 5 / 8
2.1.4 5 / 8
2.1.3 5 / 8
2.1.2 5 / 8
2.1.1 5 / 8
2.1.0 5 / 8
2.0.9 5 / 8
2.0.8 5 / 8
2.0.7 5 / 8
2.0.6 5 / 8
2.0.5 5 / 8
2.0.4 5 / 8
2.0.3 5 / 8
2.0.2 5 / 8
2.0.1 5 / 8
2.0.0 5 / 7
1.0.1 5 / 7
1.0.0 5 / 7

v2.1.5

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v2.1.4

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v2.1.3

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v2.1.2

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v2.1.1

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v2.1.0

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v2.0.9

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v2.0.8

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v2.0.7

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v2.0.6

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v2.0.5

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v2.0.4

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v2.0.3

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v2.0.2

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v2.0.1

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v2.0.0

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v1.0.1

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v1.0.0

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