Filters Commands

Complete guide to Filters module commands and features

🔍 Filters Commands

Filters are case insensitive; every time someone says your trigger words, Alita will reply something else! This can be used to create your commands, if desired.

Commands:

/filter : Every time someone says trigger, the bot will reply with sentence. For multiple word filters, quote the trigger.
/filters: List all chat filters.
/stop : Stop the bot from replying to trigger.
/stopall: Stop ALL filters in the current chat. This action cannot be undone.

Examples:

Set a filter: -> /filter hello Hello there! How are you?
Set a multiword filter: -> /filter hello friend Hello back! Long time no see!
Set a filter that can only be used by admins: -> /filter example This filter won’t happen if a normal user says it {admin}
To save a file, image, gif, or any other attachment, simply reply to the file with: -> /filter trigger

Advanced Features:

Random Responses: Use %%% to separate multiple responses. One will be picked randomly: /filter hello Hi there!%%%Hello!%%%Hey, how are you?

Media Filters: Reply to any media (photo, video, document, sticker, etc.) with /filter trigger to create a filter that sends that media.

Noformat Mode: Admins can view the raw filter content (including formatting codes) by adding noformat after the trigger: hello noformat This is useful for debugging filters or seeing button configurations.

Filter Buttons: You can add inline buttons to your filters: /filter hello Hello! Check out these links: [Button 1](buttonurl:https://example.com) [Button 2](buttonurl:https://example2.com)

Module Aliases

These are help-menu module names, not command aliases.

This module can be accessed using the following aliases:

filter

Available Commands

Command	Description	Disableable
`/addfilter`	Add a message filter trigger	❌
`/filter`	Add a message filter trigger	❌
`/filters`	List all active filters	✅
`/removefilter`	Remove a filter trigger	❌
`/rmfilter`	Remove a filter trigger	❌
`/stop`	Remove a filter trigger	❌
`/stopall`	Remove all filters from the chat	❌

Usage Examples

Basic Usage

/addfilter
/filter
/filters

For detailed command usage, refer to the commands table above.

Required Permissions

/filter, /addfilter — Requires Change Group Info admin permission (CanUserChangeInfo)
/stop, /rmfilter, /removefilter — Requires Change Group Info admin permission (CanUserChangeInfo)
/stopall — Requires chat owner (creator)
/filters — Available to all users (disableable)

Important: When re-adding an existing filter keyword, the bot shows an inline confirmation dialog (Yes/No buttons) asking the admin to confirm overwrite. The confirmation expires after 5 minutes. Each chat can have up to 150 filters; exceeding this limit returns an error.