Create advanced forms in minutes, not hours

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With WPForms, creating an advanced form on your WordPress site is a breeze. Let’s take a look at a few examples of how WPForms lets you create advanced WordPress forms quickly and easily.

1. Create a survey/poll form

The Surveys or Polls addon lets you quickly run a survey or poll on your WordPress site. Plus, you also get best-in-class survey reporting with WPForms.

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When combined with conditional logic, you can even customize audit directors auditors email list survey questions based on user responses.

WPForms also allows you to share the results publicly on your website or with your followers on social media.

2. Create a custom login or registration form

If you run a community-driven website, such as a membership site , forum, niche social network, or any other site that requires users to register an account, you may want to consider creating a custom login form on your site. The main advantage of creating a custom login or registration form is that you can embed it anywhere on your site.

Create user registration in WPForms

This way, you don’t necessarily need to direct users to the default login page. By creating a custom login page, you can display consistent branding to your users, giving your website a more professional look.

3. Collect payments on your form

Whether you want to accept donations online for your nonprofit or need to collect payments for digital downloads, WPForms makes it easy for you.

You can accept payments via PayPal Standard, Stripe or Authorize.Net.

WPForms payment options

WPForms also allows you to display images of your products on the order form, giving users a visual view of what they are ordering.

4. Create a post submission form

Do you want to accept user generated content on your website?

With the WPForms Post Submission addon, you can accept user-generated content like guest posts, user reviews, and testimonials on your site without having to provide backend access to each user. When a post is submitted via the post submission form, it will appear in the post editor for your review as a new pending post.