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Forms

Free

Build forms out of blocks, in the editor you already use, with every answer stored on your own site.

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Free on unlimited sites, GPLv3

What Forms connects, and what travels between them.

Visitor

validated answers, then deliveries

Forms

Entry store

Version
1.0.0
WordPress
6.5+
PHP
8.0+
Tested up to
7.1
Licence
GPLv3

What it does

Fields are blocks

Build a form the same way you build a page: drag fields in, arrange them in columns, style them with the tools already in the editor.

Validated twice

Every rule runs in the browser for a fast answer and again on the server for a trustworthy one, because a rule that only runs in the browser is a suggestion.

Deliveries after the entry is safe

The submission is stored first, then handed to each delivery in turn. An integration having a bad day cannot cost you a lead.

Getting it working

  1. 01

    Add a form block

    Insert the Form block on any page or post and start adding fields.

  2. 02

    Set your rules

    Mark fields required, set formats, and write the message someone sees when they get it wrong.

  3. 03

    Decide where answers go

    Entries are stored by default. Add deliveries to also send them somewhere else.

Every setting

What you can configure, and where it lives. Site settings apply everywhere; the rest are set on the form itself.

Setting Scope Notes
Field blocks Editor Text, email, choice, upload and more.
Validation rules Per field Enforced in the browser and the server.
Entries Storage Kept on your own site.
Deliveries Per form Run after the entry is stored.

Questions

Ask support
Is this really free?

Yes. Forms is GPLv3 and free on unlimited sites. The paid tier is the integrations that connect it to other services.

Where are entries stored?

In your own database. Nothing is sent to us, and there is no account to create to read your own submissions.

Does it work in a block theme?

Yes, and it reads your theme.json, so a form inherits your typography and colours rather than arriving with its own.

Can I export what I have collected?

Yes, as CSV, from the entries screen.

More in Core tools

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Free User Auth Let visitors register, log in, edit their account and reset a password through your own forms, without ever seeing a WordPress screen. Free Submission To Post Turn each form submission into a WordPress post, with the answers filling the title, content, excerpt, featured image, taxonomy terms and custom fields. Free Conditional Logic Show, hide, or disable form sections and gate delivery actions with conditions evaluated in the browser and again on the server.

Start using Forms

Free on unlimited sites, GPLv3

Install from WordPress.org