Getting Started

First Steps

Welcome to Gravity Forms! Here you will find starter articles related to installation, initial setup, and settings.

Creating A Form

Let's see how to create a basic form from scratch using the Gravity Forms form editor, as well as how to export or import one already created.

Confirmations

Confirmations are what your users see when they successfully submit a form. Learn where to administer your form confirmations as well as the types of confirmations available.

Notifications

Configuring form submission notifications is easy with Gravity Forms! Start getting form notifications on the entries that matter most to your business.

Adding A Form To Your Site

Once you have created a form, setup your confirmation page, and enabled appropriate notifications, then all you have left is to place your form on your website.

Articles

Gravity Forms Settings Page

The Settings area of Gravity Forms is where you can set the plug-in wide settings, as well as the CAPTCHA options.

This widget provides you with some basic information about the forms you have created. You can quickly see which forms have unread entries, how many unread entries, and the total number of entries on a form by form basis.

Video Tutorials

Explore the Gravity Forms Video Library for step-by-step tutorials covering everything from form creation to advanced features.

Adding a Form Using a Theme File or Hooks

Learn how to add a form to a page or post using the theme file.

Uninstall Gravity Forms and Add-Ons

How To Uninstall Gravity Forms and Add-Ons

Adding a Form Using the Classic Editor

Learn how to add a form to a page or post using the classic editor.

Creating a Form Shortcode

WordPress shortcodes allow users to perform certain actions as well as display predefined items within WordPress pages and posts.

Embedding One Form Multiple Times per Page

Embedding a single form multiple times per page is not supported in Gravity Forms. This article explains why.

Using the Gravity Forms Template Library

Gravity Forms comes with a selection of form templates that can immediately be added to your site from the Template Library.

The Form Editor

The form editor page is where you can edit the forms on your WordPress site. The editor allows you to add, remove, and edit fields from your form, as well as edit the form name.