How to Create a PoE 2 Loot Filter
LootBase lets you make an item filter without editing filter syntax. The editor keeps item groups separate so you can review each part before export. It is free and works without an account.
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Start with a section
Open the Currency, Fragments, Essences, Gems, Uniques or Bases tab. Each tab owns its settings and contributes its own rules to the exported filter.
Select an item cell to inspect its current settings. For equipment bases, use the category navigation or a base bucket to work with a smaller selection.
Decide what appears
Set an item to Show or Hide. For a visible drop, adjust text, border and background colors. Add a beam or minimap icon when you want an additional cue.
Use the sound picker for a built-in alert or a custom file. Preview the result in the editor before exporting.
Narrow a rule with conditions
Some entries offer extra conditions. Stackable items that support it have a minimum stack size, so a small stack stays hidden while a large one is shown. Equipment bases can be limited by rarity, item level, quality and sockets.
Prices from the current Softcore or Hardcore league are shown beside the items. Use them to decide what deserves a loud highlight and what can stay quiet; they are not written into the filter.
Export and check the result
Use the filter output area to copy the text or save a .filter file. The generated rules use the official English filter tokens and BaseType values even when the interface is in another language.
If you change settings later, export again or use the update action after selecting a filter file. Review the file name and selected folder before saving.
Your settings are also kept in the browser, and an existing .filter saved from LootBase can be loaded back into the editor to continue where you stopped.