by griffinforms
5 (4 reviews)
GriffinForms – Contact Form and Form Builder
Drag and drop WordPress form builder plugin. Create contact forms, multi-step forms, user registration forms, file upload forms, and payment forms.
Compatible with WP 7.0.2
v3.2.4.0
Current Version v3.2.4.0
Updated 1 week ago
Last Update on 12 Jul, 2026
Refreshed 9 hours ago
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#32,593
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Active Installs
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4.2K
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- Version
- 3.2.4.0
- Last Updated
- Jul 12, 2026
- Requires WP
- 6.6+
- Tested Up To
- 7.0.2
- PHP Version
- 8.2 or higher
- Author
- griffinforms
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about GriffinForms – Contact Form and Form Builder
Yes. Use pages in the builder to create multi-step forms with clear navigation between steps.
Yes. GriffinForms includes a dedicated Accounts workflow for WordPress user registration. You can map form fields to account creation, choose duplicate-account behavior, and use immediate, pending, or manual-review account flows depending on the form.
Yes. If the mapped email field is iterable, one submission can fan out into multiple account actions. GriffinForms treats those as separate target account actions in the runtime and admin UI.
Yes. GriffinForms supports upload fields with multi-file selection, file-type checks, size limits, file-count limits, and related upload controls, which makes it a good fit for application-style forms, support requests, and document collection workflows.
Yes. GriffinForms supports both Stripe and PayPal for payment forms and payment-related workflows inside the form flow, including review-and-pay steps and resume links for pending payments.
Yes. GriffinForms supports WordPress mail, Custom SMTP, SendGrid, and Mailgun for notifications and autoresponders.
Yes. GriffinForms includes reusable messages for notifications and autoresponders, along with merge-variable support so message content can be personalized from submission data. It also supports mapping autoresponders to different email fields inside the same form when the submitter and recipient are not the same person, and mapping admin alerts to different recipients when teams need different messages.
Yes. GriffinForms supports reCAPTCHA, hCaptcha, Cloudflare Turnstile, and a silent honeypot, along with native rate limiting on both submissions and file uploads. Multiple layers can be combined independently of each other.
WordPress relies on the PHP mail() function by default, which many hosts block or rate-limit — that is the most common reason form emails never arrive. GriffinForms includes built-in support for Custom SMTP, SendGrid, and Mailgun so you can route notifications through a reliable delivery provider directly from the form settings, without installing a separate SMTP plugin. Notifications are queued and processed in the background, so form submissions are never blocked by email API latency. Go to GriffinForms → Settings → Email to configure a delivery provider.
Yes. GriffinForms supports more than simple show and hide rules. You can use conditional logic across fields, rows, and the form itself to control visibility, labels, headings, success messages, redirects, and submit behavior based on user input.