How to Import Contact Form 7 in WPForms (In 4 easy Steps)
Have you decided to make the switch from Contact Form 7 to WPForms? As the most beginner friendly contact form plugin on the market today, you can bet WPForms makes importing forms into your WordPress website easy to do.Learn more at How to Import Contact Form 7 in WPForms (In 4 Easy Steps)
How to Import Contact Form 7 in WPForms (In 4 Easy Steps)
Step 1: Install and Activate WPForms
The first thing you’ll need to do is install and activate the WPForms plugin. For more details, see this step by step guide on how to install a plugin in WordPress.
Step 2: Access the Form Importer Tool
After you install and activate WPForms, go to WPForms » Tools.
On the next screen, you’ll see a section labeled Import from Other Form Plugins.
Step 3: Choose the Form Plugin to Import
From the dropdown menu, choose which form plugin you’d like to import into WPForms. Since this example is about importing Contact Form 7 into WPForms, we’ll choose that from the dropdown.
Click Import. Now you can choose which forms from Contact Form 7 you’d like to import into WPForms.
To do this, click on the individual forms in the Available Forms column .
If you want to import them all, click Select All.
When you click on the form you want to import, it’ll be added to the Forms to Import column.
When you’ve selected all the forms you want to import, click Import.
If the import was done right, you’ll see a success message. You’ll also see quick links to edit or preview the form.
If by chance any of the form fields didn’t import correctly, the importer tool will let you know.
The form importer tool will also import all your form notification and confirmation settings.
Lastly, make sure to preview your imported forms before moving on to the next step.
This is what our imported form looks like:
Step 4: Add Your Form to Your Website
Now it’s time to replace your old Contact Form 7 form with your newly imported WPForms form.
To do this, go to the place on your website where you old form is embedded.
For our example, our old form was embedded on a blog post, so we’ll go to the blog post and open the Page Editor.
Delete the old shortcode that Contact Form 7 used to display your form on your site.
Next, click on the Add Form button and select the imported form you want to add to your website from the dropdown menu. Again, click Add Form.
You’ll notice a new shortcode has now been added to the Page Editor.
Now, you can preview your page or post to make sure the imported form still looks the way you want it to. This is what our form looks like:
If you want to make changes to this form, all you have to do is go to WPForms » All Forms, and find the form you want to change.
Here you can either click on the form name, or hover over the form name and click Edit. This will bring you to the WPForms form builder where you can customize the form in any way you want.
When everything looks the way you want it too, update the post or page your old form was on so site visitors can now see your new form.
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