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fields.image()

Single image upload with required dimension and format hints.

Single image upload. Maps to editor { name: 'str-image', type: 'image' }. Output is the canonical Image from @strifeapp/types. width/height/format are dimension/transform hints baked into the template — the editor can't override them per asset.

Example

TypeScript
fields.image({
  label: 'Cover image',
  localizable: false,
  width: 1600,
  height: 900,
  format: 'webp',
})

fields.image({
  label: 'Logo',
  width: 400,
  height: 'auto',
  format: 'png',
})

Options

OptionTypeRequiredDescription
label
string
Yes
Label shown to editors in Strife Studio.
width
number
Yes
Target width hint used for image transforms.
height
number | 'auto'
Yes
Target height hint, or 'auto' for a width-only image that keeps the source aspect ratio (crop/zoom are disabled in the editor).
format
ImageFormat
Yes
Target output format — one of jpeg, png, webp, svg, gif, avif, ico, heic, tif, bmp.
description
string
No
Tooltip shown to editors.
localizable
boolean
No
When true, output is Record<string, Image> instead of Image.
searchable
boolean
No
Include in the team's search index.
filterable
boolean
No
Allow filtering content lists by this value.
protected
boolean
No
Restrict editing to users with the appropriate permission.
propertyName
string
No
Override the stored property name.
paddingColor
string | null
No
Background color used when padding to fit the target dimensions.
paddingAlpha
number | null
No
Padding background opacity.
hideAlt
boolean
No
Hide the alt-text input in the editor.
Note:

height: 'auto' is DSL-only sugar — the compiled template JSON always stores a plain number, with 0 as the width-only convention (height === 'auto' ? 0 : height). Image documents the same 0-means-width-only convention from the Strife Studio / raw-JSON side.

Output type

Image, or Record<string, Image> when localizable: true.

See also

  • Image — the same editor, documented from the Strife Studio UI side.
  • fields.imageGroup() — multiple named image slots in one field.