Lead Form Builder Pro creates responsive WordPress forms for contact requests, registrations, newsletter signups, and lead collection. Start from a pre-built template or create a form, then arrange its fields with drag and drop. Form creation is unlimited.

Add a form to a page, post, or widget with its generated shortcode, or use the Lead Form Builder and Advance Lead Form blocks. The add-on works with the WordPress Block Editor and page builders including Elementor, Brizy, SiteOrigin, and Gutenberg.

Choose what visitors can submit

Fields include text or name, email, URL, number, message textarea, radio buttons, checkboxes, dates, dropdowns, and file uploads. A placeholder can provide a default value. Forms can be set to small, medium, or large.

Choose where submissions go

Send leads by email, save them in the database, or use both methods. The lead management area separates entries by form. Pro lead export can include tracing details such as IP address, country, operating system, and browser.

Configure email settings for administrators and users, including separate from and to settings. The extension supports unlimited email notifications, autoresponders for form submitters, and SMTP mail configuration.

Set the response and spam controls

After submission, display a custom thank-you message or redirect visitors to a thank-you page. Spam protection supports Google reCAPTCHA v2 and v3, as well as Cloudflare Turnstile. Google One Tap Login is listed as a premium capability.

Adjust the form's appearance

Set a header or form background picture or color, then pick colors for fields, headings, and buttons. The Live Customizer lets you adjust the form's appearance, and custom CSS is available for further changes. Forms can also be reset when needed.

MailChimp integration supports newsletter processes, and the Lead Form Styler Elementor addon adds Elementor-focused styling settings. Form import and export tools let you move form configurations.

Install and add a form

1. Upload lead-form-builder.zip to the /wp-content/add-ons/ directory and activate the plugin from the WordPress Plugins menu.
2. Select a pre-built template or create a form, then add and arrange its fields.
3. Configure lead storage, notifications, autoresponders, and spam protection.
4. Set sizing and appearance options.
5. Insert the generated shortcode where the form should appear, or use a supported block or editor.
6. Review submissions in lead management and export leads when needed.