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Each protected image added to your PFP filters is assigned a unique ID, which is required for removal.
PFP filter list showing unique ID

List of PFP Filters with IDs

Need the Filter ID?
Use the /pfp-filters list command to see your filter count and a link to the Hashbot Dashboard, where you can view all active filters and their corresponding IDs.
For a full guide on setup and management, visit the PFP Setup page.

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How to Remove a PFP Filter

Use the following command with the image’s filter ID: /pfp-filters remove filter-id:<id>

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Example:

/pfp-filters remove filter-id:81e7c3f5-2d72-4a90-a20b-efae12d453a3 This will remove the specified image from the active protection list.

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Best Practices

  • Double-check the filter ID before removing to avoid deactivating the wrong protection
  • After removal, re-run /pfp-filters list or check the dashboard to confirm the update
  • Template images can’t be removed with /pfp-filters remove — they’re managed centrally by the Hashbot team; browse them on the Dashboard Templates page
  • To wipe all of your server’s PFP filters at once, admins can run /pfp-filters reset-all (asks for confirmation first)