Place login and recovery forms in widgets or content

Add the responsive login form to a sidebar with its widget, or insert [login_widget] in a page or post. The plugin is compatible with WordPress Multisite and WPML. To display password recovery on a page, use [forgot_password]. You can also enable a forgot-password link in the widget settings.

Configure login checks and entries

Optional CAPTCHA can be enabled for administrator and frontend login forms. Login logs are stored in the database with each login's IP address, status, and time. In the Pro edition, administrators can block IP addresses after a specified number of incorrect login attempts.

Set destinations and form styling

Choose a WordPress page or custom URL as the destination after login, and select a page for logout redirects. You can also choose a visitor profile page. The form has a simple structure that can be styled with custom CSS or the admin CSS settings.

Social login providers

The extension lists more than 30 social login services and describes this option as requiring no setup, maintenance, applications, APIs, client IDs, or client secrets. Listed services include Google, YouTube, Google Drive, Gmail, Twitter, LinkedIn, PayPal, Yahoo, Microsoft, WordPress, Amazon, GitHub, Tumblr, Vimeo, Reddit, Dribbble, Twitch, Medium, Discord, Line, Stack Exchange, Stack Overflow, Disqus, Blogger, Meetup, Foursquare, Yandex, VKontakte, Telegram, Dropbox, Fitbit, Slack, DeviantArt, Mailchimp, and Skype.

Get started

Install and activate the plugin, then add its widget under Appearance > Widgets or place a shortcode in a page or post. Review the optional controls in Login Widget Settings. Login logs are available under Login Widget Settings > Login Logs.