Applying a filter

Filters are global, predefined functions that change the output of a variable. Filters are used within an output and separated by the vertical bar character (|).

Input

{{ "/my/fancy/url" | append: ".html" }}

Output

/my/fancy/url.html

Multiple filters can be used on one output. They are applied from left to right.

Input

{{ "world!" | capitalize | prepend: "Hello " }}

Output

Hello World!

Available filters

The following filters are supported (the links will open in Liquid’s documentation):

Filter	Function
`abs`	returns the absolute value of a number
`append`	concatenates two strings and returns the concatenated value
`at_least`	limits a number to a minimum value
`at_most`	limits a number to a maximum value
`capitalize`	capitalizes the first character of a string
`ceil`	rounds the input up to the nearest whole number
`compact`	removes `nil` values from array
`concat`	concatenates multiple arrays
`date`	converts timestamps and well-formatted date strings into other formats
`default`	specify a default value if a value is `nil`, `false`, or empty
`divided_by`	divides a number by another number
`downcase`	make each character in a string lowercase
`escape`	escapes special characters in a string with escape sequences
`escape_once`	escapes a string without changing existing entities
`first`	returns the first item of an array
`floor`	rounds the input down to the nearest whole number
`join`	combines the items in an array together into a single string using separator
`last`	returns the last item of an array
`lstrip`	removes whitespace from the left side of a string
`map`	creates an array of values by extracting the values of a named property from another object
`minus`	subtracts a number from another number
`join`	combines the items in an array together into a single string using separator
`modulo`	returns the remainder of a division operation
`newline_to_br`	replaces every newline (`\n`) in a string with an HTML line break (`<br />`)
`plus`	adds a number to another number
`prepend`	adds the specified string to the beginning of another string
`remove`	removes every occurence of the specified substring from the string
`remove_first`	removes only the first occurence of the specified substring from the string
`replace`	replaces every occurence of a substring in a string with another substring
`replace_first`	replaces only the first occurence of a substring in a string with another substring
`reverse`	reverses the order of the items in an array
`round`	rounds a number to the nearest integer (or number of decimal places)
`rstrip`	removes all whitespace from the right side of a string
`size`	returns the number of characters in a string or the number of items in an array
`slice`	returns a substring from the index and for the length specified
`sort`	sorts items in an array in a case-sensitive order
`sort_natural`	sorts items in an array in a case-insensitive order
`split`	divides a string into an array using a separator
`strip`	removes whitespace from both sides of a string
`strip_html`	removes any HTML tags from a string
`strip_newlines`	removes any newline characters from a string
`times`	multiplies a number by another number
`truncate`	shortens a string to the requested number of characters
`truncatewords`	shortens a string to the requested number of words
`uniq`	removes any duplicate items in an array
`upcase`	makes each character in a string uppercase
`url_decode`	decodes a string that has been encoded as a URL
`url_encode`	converts any URL-unsafe characters in a string into percent-encoded characters
`where`	creates an array including only the objects with a given property value

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