Welcome to WS Form
WS Form is a powerful form development plugin for WordPress.
Quick Start
Installation
Learn how to install and activate the WS Form plugin in WordPress.
Licensing
This article explains where to find your license keys for your WS Form PRO product if you lose them.
Creating a Form
How to create a new form using WS Form. Create forms from a template or start from scratch with a blank form.
The Layout Editor
Learn how to build virtually any form you need for your website with WS Form!
The Anatomy of a Form
Learn how WS Form organizes forms into tabs, sections and fields.
Publishing Forms
When you are ready to publish your form and make it live, click the 'Publish' button.
Adding Forms to Your Website
There are various ways to add a form to your website, such as via a page block on WordPress, adding the WS Form button to your site, or by using a widget.
Debug Console
Learn how to use the WS Form debug console to rapidly test and debug forms.
Email Settings
When a form is saved or submitted, WS Form can send one or more emails acknowledging the form submission.
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The Layout Editor
Learn how to build virtually any form you need for your website with WS Form!
Conditional Logic
Conditional Logic provides a way for you to create dynamic forms that change according to the way a user interacts with your form.
Debug Console
Learn how to use the WS Form debug console to rapidly test and debug forms.
Build a WordPress Form With the Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) Plugin
Automatically create forms that contain the fields you have made in ACF for any post type.
WooCommerce
The WooCommerce add-on for WS Form PRO allows you to add forms to products in your store.
Popular Tutorials
Build a WordPress Form With the Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) Plugin
Automatically create forms that contain the fields you have made in ACF for any post type.
Process Submit Data with a WordPress Hook
You can use the ‘Run WordPress Hook’ action in combination with some simple code to intercept submission data and use it in your own PHP scripts.
Populate Select, Checkbox and Radio Fields Using PHP
You can use WS Form functions to dynamically populate select, checkbox or radio fields.
Add Select2 to a WS Form Select Field
This tutorial explains how to add the Select2 jQuery plugin to any select field in your form.
Create a Customizable T-Shirt Product
This tutorial explains how we created the customizable t-shirt product demo.
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Sample CSV Files for Data Grids
You can import any CSV file into a data grid. This is useful for importing data, such as a country or state list.
Google Sheets
The Google Sheets add-on lets you push form submissions as new rows in a Google Sheet and create new forms from your Google Sheets in a single click on the add form page.
Build a WordPress Form With the Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) Plugin
Automatically create forms that contain the fields you have made in ACF for any post type.
Calculated Fields
The calculated fields function in WS Form PRO makes it easy to create calculate field values that are updated in realtime.
Process Submit Data with a WordPress Hook
You can use the ‘Run WordPress Hook’ action in combination with some simple code to intercept submission data and use it in your own PHP scripts.
Variables Reference
WS Form variables enable you to add dynamic content to various elements of your form such as default field values and email templates.