Help shoppers find what they want faster.

Sledge is a Shopify filter app that helps shoppers narrow your collection pages and search results by size, color, price, tag, vendor or a metafield such as fabric. You can show colors as swatches and merge names like Navy and Dark Blue into one option. Each option shows a live product count. Sledge never edits your theme files.

Shopify’s own filters use a metafield only with a metafield definition of a supported type, such as single line text, a number, a list or a metaobject reference. A store can show up to 25 filters, standard and custom combined. Sledge can build as many filters as your catalog needs from your text, number and list metafields, category metafields included.

In Sledge, add a filter for each metafield you want shoppers to use, as many as your catalog needs. Sledge reads the values straight from your products, splits a list metafield into one option per value, and shows category metafields and other metaobject references by their readable names. Here is how to filter Shopify collections by metafield.

With Sledge, you match each color name in your product options, metafields, collections or tags to a color or an image, which then shows as a swatch in your filters. Add swatches one at a time, or upload a CSV file to add them in bulk, starting from the “Download sample CSV” template. No code is needed.

In Shopify’s Search & Discovery app, you select the values, click Create group, name it and save. Standard product attributes offer Automatic grouping by base color or Manual grouping, but the product Category filter can’t be grouped. In Sledge, you pick each group’s values yourself, variant titles included, so Navy, Dark Blue and Midnight show as one Blue option with every product behind it.

With Sledge, yes. The same filter panel shows on your collection pages and on your search results page, so shoppers narrow by size, color, price or fabric the same way in both places. You choose which collections each filter group shows on, search results included. Color swatches and live product counts appear on both pages too.

Sledge filters are built to load without holding up your page. They share one main file with search and your other Sledge tools, so there are fewer files for your store to load. They run from one switch in your theme editor, and Sledge never edits your theme files.

Yes, in Sledge. Besides product metafields, you can build filters from tags, vendor, product type, collections, price, availability, sale percentage, options such as size and color, and metafields on each size or color. A filter can show as checkboxes, a drop-down, swatches or a price slider, among other styles. More products can load page by page or as shoppers scroll.

By default, Sledge hides an option that would show no products with the filters already picked, and each other option shows its live count. Turn off “Hide filter when item is zero” to list those options with a (0) instead. Sold-out sizes stay listed unless you turn off “Show out of stock variant filter items”.

Yes, on any paid plan. Growth Intelligence can spot filter problems, such as color names with no swatches, and mark each fix High or Medium priority. Your fixes add up to one “Est. potential” total for the sales they could add each month. Each fix opens the right page in Sledge, where you set it up.