Filters
Android · Linux · macOS · Windows
Filters narrow the vault list to the items that match. A custom filter saves a set of filters under a name, so you can apply it with one selection.
Save a custom filter
- Set the filters.
- Select the save icon.
- Enter a Name and confirm.
To apply a custom filter, select it in the side panel or above the vault list. Select it again to reset the filters. Keyguard starts with custom filters for Login, Card, Identity, Note and One-time password.
Custom filters stay on this device and don’t sync.
Manage custom filters
Open the vault’s menu and select Custom filters. Select a filter to see its conditions, rename it or delete it. You can’t change a saved filter’s conditions: save a new one instead.
To show a custom filter in the navigation bar, see Navigation items.
On Android, each custom filter is a shortcut that can be added to the home screen:
- Open the vault’s menu and select Custom filters.
- Select the filter, then Add to Home screen.
Filter sections
| Section | Matches |
|---|---|
| Custom | Your custom filters |
| Account | Items of an account |
| Organization | Items of a Bitwarden organization. My vault matches items outside any organization. |
| Type | Items of a type, such as Login |
| Tag | Items with a tag. No tag matches untagged items. |
| Folder | Items in a folder. No folder matches items outside any folder. |
| Collection | Items in a collection. No collection matches items outside any collection. |
| Miscellaneous | One-time password, Attachments, Passkeys, Auth re-prompt, Pending for unsynced changes, Failed for failed syncs, and Ignored alerts |