Welcome to WS Form
WS Form is a powerful form plugin for WordPress.
Quick Start
- Installation
Learn how to install and activate the WS Form plugin in WordPress.
- Licensing
How to license WS Form and where to find your license keys 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 WordPress Block or visual editor such as Elementor, Beaver Builder or Divi.
- Debug Console - Testing and Debugging Forms
Learn how to use the WS Form debug console to rapidly test and debug forms.
- How to Change Email Notification Settings
When a form is saved or submitted, WS Form can send one or more emails acknowledging the form submission.
Popular Videos
- 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.
- WooCommerce Add-On
The WooCommerce add-on for WS Form PRO allows you to add forms to products in your store.
- 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.
- Build a WordPress Form with the Pods Plugin
In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to integrate WS Form PRO with the Pods plugin.
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.
- Create a Forgot and Reset Password Form
Learn how to create a custom forgot and reset password page.
- Run WordPress Hook Action
The Run WordPress Hook action runs a WordPress action or filter when a user saves or submits a form.
- Data Sources
WS Form data sources allow you to pull data from elsewhere into data grids for select, checkbox and radio fields.
- The Variable Cheat Sheet
While you can achieve a whole lot in WS Form without using variables, you can create even more dynamic and powerful forms using them.
- 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.
Popular Articles
- Sample CSV Files - Free Download
You can import any CSV file into a data grid. This is useful for importing data, such as a country or state list.
- 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.
- 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.
- Calculated Fields
The calculated fields function in WS Form PRO makes it easy to create calculate field values that are updated in realtime.
- Create a Forgot and Reset Password Form
Learn how to create a custom forgot and reset password page.
- Google Sheets Add-On
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.