The Embed button in WPForms form builder

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WPForms' fields option tab with details filled out
Additionally, we found that publishing the WPForms form to a WordPress page or post is much easier than with Contact Form 7.

First, they have the '</> Embed' button inside the form builder interface. So you don't have to exit the builder to publish the form.

Clicking the ‘</> Embed’ button will trigger a pop-up window where you can choose whether to publish it to an existing page or create a new dedicated page. You will then add the form using the WPForms block in the block editor.

Unlike Contact Form 7, which doesn’t let you know if the form has been added successfully, WPForms offers a preview in the block editor. And in our experience, this has saved us a lot of headaches.

Simple contact form added to the page
Note: You don’t have to publish your form right away. Simply use the “Save” button and leave the editor to malta telemarketing data publish your form at any time. You can always use the form shortcode or add it using the WPForms block in the block editor of a page or post.

Once you’re happy with everything, you can publish your form very easily. Here’s how it could look on your WordPress website:

WPForms' simple contact form on a live website
Want to start from scratch but aren't sure which fields to include in your form?

WPForms AI simplifies the process by allowing you to generate a ready-to-use form with a simple request.

You can start with the built-in presets for the most common forms or type your own ideas into the prompt field. Once you enter or click the “Submit” icon, WPForms AI will create the form that’s right for you.

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In a few seconds, you will see the preview of your form in the builder section.