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# How can I add custom Filters?

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### You can create 'Custom Filters' under Settings. You have an option to either create it or Import them with an Excel, Json file.

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### You can name the filter by renaming the 'New Tag Section'. Once done, click on Add Tag.

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### You can do Filters based on Color,

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### Image,

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### Or Checkbox

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### Once you have selected what type of filters you want, you can add the Tag's and Labels that are linked to the product.

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### To Import your filters, click on the import button.

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### Please note Custom Filters are currently supported only for Shopify based websites.

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### You can Overwrite current tags,

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### and extract sections and labels if needed.

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