WPForms

Learn how to create and configure a contact form on your website using WPForms — from choosing a template to embedding it on a page.

Find and manage all form entries submitted through WPForms, including how to view, search, and manage individual submissions.

Troubleshoot why you're not receiving email notifications when someone submits a WPForms form on your website.

Add new fields to an existing WPForms form, or change what an existing dropdown or checkbox offers, such as taking out a name that is no longer needed.

Allow visitors to upload files (documents, images, PDFs) through your WPForms form and control accepted file types and sizes.

Break long forms into multiple pages so visitors can complete them one section at a time using WPForms' Page Break field.

Configure what happens after someone submits a WPForms form — from on-screen messages to redirecting to a custom thank-you page.

Export form submission data from WPForms as a CSV file for reporting, record-keeping, or importing into other tools.

Understand the anti-spam tools available in WPForms and how they help keep junk submissions out of your inbox.

Learn how WPForms can send submission data to your CRM, email marketing platform, or other third-party tools.

Understand how conditional logic works in WPForms to show, hide, or change fields based on what the visitor selects.

Choose who gets emailed when your form is submitted, change that list when staff come and go, pull specific answers into the message with smart tags, and set up separate notifications for your team and the sender.

Set up a page — with a WPForms form on it — that doesn't appear in your menus or search results, but works for anyone who has the direct URL.

Update the wording of a marketing consent checkbox on a WPForms contact form so it's clear to visitors.

Make sure form notification and password-reset emails are sent from your own address so they are not blocked or sent to spam.