Filter Everything — WordPress & WooCommerce Filters

Filter Everything is a versatile filtering plugin that works with any content — WooCommerce products, posts, listings, events, and more — and includes all the tools you need to build a high-quality filtering system.

Use Filter Everything to improve your site’s navigation and drive more conversions.

A video walkthrough of the plugin by WPTuts.

Filter everything and everywhere

Use it to filter WooCommerce products, posts, listings, events, and many more — on any page of your site and any device, whether desktop, tablet, or mobile.

See how it works

• See how it filters WooCommerce products, posts & any content
• See its SEO Capabilities (PRO version)
• See it work together with Elementor, ACF & WPML
• See Apply button mode, Step-by-step filtering, Built-in search & Horizontal layout in action

Configure every filtering detail

25+ filter options covering every need — display type, filter logic, counters, collapsing, custom URL names, hiding empty filters, and more.

Complete filtering toolkit

Use shortcodes, sort results, and search by text within filtered content. Turn on AJAX filtering with no page reloads. Pick the mode that fits your workflow — Step by step filtering, Select and apply, or Auto-submitting — and choose a horizontal or vertical layout.

Unlimited filtering criteria

Filter by virtually anything — price, brand, category, attributes, color, size, weight, and any other data in your content.

Compatible with other plugins and themes

Works with page builders like Elementor, Divi, Bricks, Oxygen, Breakdance, and Beaver Builder. Filters by custom fields created with ACF. Compatible with multilingual sites built on WPML and Polylang.

Works with your existing content

No need to rebuild your site. Just install, configure, and go. And if any questions come up, our support is fast and focused on actually helping.

Core features at a glance

• Filter any content Works with WooCommerce products, posts, and any custom post types on your website.
• All essential filtering options included 25+ built-in filtering options designed to cover virtually any filtering scenario.
• Filter by virtually any criteria Filter content by price, brand, category, attributes, color, size, weight, or any other criteria based on the data stored in taxonomies or custom fields.
• Works on any page Each section of your website can have its own set of filters relevant to its content.
• Widgets for page builders Built-in Filters, Chips, and Sorting widgets for Gutenberg, Elementor, Divi, Breakdance, Beaver Builder, and other page builders.
• Flexible filter layouts and display options Use checkboxes, radio buttons, dropdowns, labels, color swatches, rating stars, numeric ranges, or date ranges, and display filters as horizontal toolbars or vertical panels.
• Flexible filtering modes Step-by-step filtering, auto-submission, or selecting multiple filters and applying them manually.
• Sorting and keyword search** Allow visitors to sort and search within filtered results.
• Developer-friendly and extensible Customize and extend plugin behavior using WordPress actions and filters.
• Mobile-friendly Works out of the box on mobile devices.

— And many other built-in capabilities.

Filter Everything PRO

The plugin is also available in a PRO version that significantly expands filtering capabilities:

• Filter any content built with page builders, plugins, or custom WP_Query code
• ∞ Unlimited Filter Sets
• SEO tools that help bring additional organic traffic to your website
• Smart filtering for WooCommerce variable and out-of-stock products
• User-friendly mobile filters widget
• Import and export of filters, SEO Rules, and settings
• Duplicate Filter Sets in one click
• Priority support

— And many other powerful features available in Filter Everything PRO.

Why use filters on your website?

Filters help visitors quickly find the content they need in just a few clicks, especially on websites that contain large amounts of content.

This improves navigation, reduces bounce rates, saves visitors’ time, and creates a better overall user experience. For high-traffic websites, efficient filtering can also help reduce server load.