This can be easily achieved through the CMS - set up categories - then a multireference on each image upload - and select which categories the image falls into in the multireference. Then put a dynamic list in your category pages to display all the images multi referencing that category. That's it. 

Filtering on options in the Designer, perfect Ruben!

Love this - Especially for non-CMS website...s :)

Hi I am a multimedia designer who works different types of work, at the moment I am improving my website to showcase my works.

I would like to have this feature as well because I want my audience to filter my works by the types of my works like "UX & UI", "Identity", "Print", it is very common in other designers' websites as well.

Simply just like the link here:
http://weareflourish.com/our-work

How can I do something like this?

Thanks
Dorothy

At least 2 tier real-time filtering would be really great!

I agree this would be a great feature. It's pretty much the only feature right now that's stopping me from more widely using webflow.

I strongly agree with Tony Medrano. We'd like to use Webflow for more of our higher end sites, but they often need proper filtering of their database, so then we can't use Webflow. The scope of projects we could take on with Webflow would probably quadruple with this feature available.

Could use this for shops, blogs and more. Would be really helpful.

A year later and wondering if there's any update on this aside from it being in backlog. I have a client needing this and I really don't want to use Shopify if this is close to launching. 

Filtering results should also have unique URL, h1, etc., which should be also customizable.

This is exactly what I need to produce a dynamic team members collection list.

I would LOVE for their to be a suburb option. Users enter their address and then it pulls up a 5 mile radius of people around their area. They can then pick UI or Web Design and then it will purely show.

'People offering web design within a 5 mile radius of their address'.

Potential brilliance from Webflow!

I don't really understand why this was merged with the other ideas as portfolio filtering is simple javascript and not really the same thing as proper faceted and layered search, such at that found on eccommerce and directory sites where I may want to find "red" houses, "between 200,000 and 300,000" dollars with "Greater than 3 bedrooms". Each subsequent layer should limit the visibility of filters and groups that become empty as more criteria are applied. Algolia gives a proper demo of what real faceted navigation looks like: https://www.algolia.com/product This enables getting rid of multi-layered tabs for once and for all, and in honesty there would be almost no website I couldn't build in webflow with this feature available. Please add it asap :)

I would love it for all of the sites that I make for artists and graphic designers. 

Please remove from backlog and start work! This is a MUCH needed CMS feature!!!!

This would be pivotal for ecom sites!
Please make this next :D

Any update from the team when this will be pushed forward? It's an essential for any portfolio or site focused on large amounts of content.

Want to build a support library for a SaaS product in Webflow. A critical feature is the ability for the artifacts to be filterable/tagged so that users can quickly browse & find what they need

Great Idea and crucial, not only for portfolio sites but also for ecommerce. Hoping this is released soon!

I would also like faceted search -- but not just for portfolio pages.  Take a look at sites like Udemy and Lynda.com which have multiple facted search options to filter the results on a page.  I would like something like that.

Most importantly filter down your search results further by toggles of categories

This needs to happen asap, i'm losing opportunities because of this. I'm loyal AF but when you open e-commerce with no filtering for a site with over 100 items per category, my loyalty will be tested. #WebflowForLife

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http://mixitup-webflow-tutorial.webflow.io/

@Didacus Jones  I tried implementing that mixitup filter system a while back and had issues. Curious if you were able to successfully implement. I ended up having to hire a developer for a custom filtering implementation (I used Webflow + Snipcart back in the day)

Also, this item was merged with another that mentioned multiple filters and I don't see it mentioned here so am restating just in case. For example, if I am filtering jewelry on an ecommerce site, I would want to filter by items under $100, bracelets only and only items that are rose gold. Only one filter at a time is essentially the same as using tabs and won't cut it for the majority of ecommerce sites. 

Would be great to get an update on this as I think it has been in backlog for almost 2 years at least now. 

https://isotope.metafizzy.co/

PLEASE, we really need this! I'm accomplishing this right now in a super-hacked way, and it's got pretty big downfalls.

Common guys! This is super important for creating for instance blog categories. This blocking me to migrate a website.

We need this for e-commerce, filters by category, colour, size etc. Please make this happen!

How is this still not a thing? Isn't it like the one of the most basic features for a product catalog??

Long waited feature. Any updates on that?

@webflow any news on this? i'm cautious about implementing 3rd party widgets, and it would be nice to know where you're at on this topic

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+3

I agree with crew here. A good filter function should definitely exist without the need for a CMS.

I'll throw my $0.02 in that this would be an awesome feature to have native to Webflow!

Pl+s infinity