Product Filters for WooCommerce

Large catalogs are hard to browse. Shoppers who have to scroll through pages of products, or wait for the page to reload after every choice, often give up before they find the right item. This plugin gives them a set of filters that update the product list in place, so they can narrow things down step by step.

Store owners choose which criteria to offer: categories, attributes, tags, taxonomies, price ranges or stock status. Each filter can use a display style that fits the data, such as a slider, dropdown, checkbox list or color list. Filters can sit in a sidebar widget or be placed anywhere with a shortcode, which makes the plugin easy to fit into an existing store layout.

Features

• AJAX product filtering: Customers filter products without a page reload. The product list updates in place after each selection, which keeps browsing quick on stores with many items.
• Many filter criteria: Filter by categories, attributes, tags, taxonomies, price and stock status. Store owners can match the filters to their own catalog and to what their customers look for.
• Varied filter elements: Display filters as price sliders, checkbox lists, radio buttons, dropdown menus, color lists, box lists or text lists, depending on the type of data being filtered.
• Sidebar widgets: The Products Filter and Notes for Product Filters widgets can be added to a sidebar or any other widgetized area of the store.
• Shortcode placement: Shortcodes let you place filters anywhere on the site, alongside WooCommerce product shortcodes, so they can follow the layout you already have.
• Live counts and thumbnails: Filter options show real-time product counts and dynamic thumbnails, giving shoppers a clear view of what each choice will return before they click it.
• Sorting and pagination: Sorting and pagination work without page reloads, so people exploring a large catalog can move through results smoothly.
• Price input handling: Minimum and maximum price fields apply the filter when Enter is pressed, and checkboxes and radio buttons can be given a minimum width.

Best for

• WooCommerce stores with large product catalogs
• Shops that sell items in many sizes, colors or attributes
• Store owners who want filters in sidebars or shortcodes