Getting Started Version 4.15.1 Updated November 7, 2026 Install Core Forms, learn the admin workspace, style the default theme, build your first form, and put it on a page. InstallationCreating Your First FormEmbedding FormsStandalone Form PagesForm SettingsCore Forms Admin WorkspaceForm Theme CustomizerMoving Core Forms Data and Importing Other Form PluginsUpgrading to Core Forms 4.1Creating a Poll In this sectionInstallationThis guide covers installing Core Forms, activating your license, and verifying that everything is ready to go.Creating Your First FormCreate your first WordPress form with Core Forms, add and configure fields, embed it on a page, submit a test entry, and verify delivery.Embedding FormsLearn how to use Embedding Forms in Core Forms for WordPress, including setup, configuration, practical examples, and verification steps.Standalone Form PagesCore Forms 4.5 can publish any form at a clean, shareable URL without creating a separate WordPress page.Headless FormsForm SettingsCore Forms has two levels of settings: per-form settings that apply to a single form, and global settings that apply to all forms on your site.Privacy and RetentionCore Forms Admin WorkspaceCore Forms 4.7 groups the daily form workflow into four primary destinations: Core Forms, Submissions, Core Commerce, and Settings.Form Theme CustomizerUse Core Forms → Form Theme Customizer to set the default appearance of forms that load the built-in Core Forms theme.Moving Core Forms Data and Importing Other Form PluginsGo to Core Forms → Migrate to move data between Core Forms sites or import forms from Contact Form 7, Gravity Forms, WPForms, Fluent Forms, Ninja Forms, and…Upgrading to Core Forms 4.1Upgrade Core Forms to version 4.1, review payment and compatibility changes, run the database migration, and verify existing forms safely.Creating a PollLearn how to use Creating a Poll in Core Forms for WordPress, including setup, configuration, practical examples, and verification steps. Share
