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# Filters, subtopics and Filter Library

One of Visibrain's key added values is our powerful filtering system.&#x20;

It enables you to shift through the available data, analyze and create graphs and analytics to comprehend information you're looking at.&#x20;

[Use the filtering system](/platform-guide/filters-subtopics-and-filter-library/use-the-filtering-system.md)

[Create subtopics](/platform-guide/filters-subtopics-and-filter-library/create-subtopics.md)

[Filter Library](/platform-guide/filters-subtopics-and-filter-library/filter-library.md)

[Filter examples](/platform-guide/filters-subtopics-and-filter-library/filter-examples.md)

{% hint style="info" %}

#### What are the differences between a subtopic and the Filter Library?

* **Subtopic** are essentially subdivisions of a broader *Topic*, created to provide a better organization of content, you can use them to save a filter used to refine a Topic to, for example, focus on a sub-theme, \
  It's linked to the monitoring *Topic*. \
  You can find a *Subtopic* on the homepage and access it with one click, just like the other *Topics*.
* **The Filter Library**, on the other hand, are a list of general *Filters* you can invoque to use on any set of data and in any topic.&#x20;
  {% endhint %}
