FormsKit Lite is a free drag-and-drop form builder for WordPress. It includes 18 field types, conditional logic, entry management, file uploads, multi-page forms, and spam protection — all at no cost.
What you can build
Contact forms — a simple contact form with name, email and message.
Multi-step forms — break long forms into steps with a progress bar.
Surveys and feedback forms — collect answers and export them as CSV.
File upload forms — let visitors send files with their submission.
Registration and booking requests — collect details with conditional logic.
FormsKit (Forms Kit) is built for speed: no jQuery on the front end and a small CSS footprint.
Features
✅ 18 Field Types — Text, email, phone, address, number, dropdown, checkbox, radio, date/time, and more
✅ Conditional Logic — Show or hide fields based on user input
✅ Entry Management — View, search, and export submissions in your dashboard
✅ File Uploads — Let users attach files to their submissions
✅ Multi-Page Forms — Break long forms into manageable steps with a progress bar
✅ Email Notifications — Send up to 2 notification emails per submission
✅ Spam Protection — Built-in honeypot, custom CAPTCHA, and math puzzles
✅ Gutenberg Block + Shortcode — Embed forms anywhere
FormsKit is lightweight and built with modern PHP 8.0+ code. No jQuery dependency required on the frontend, no unnecessary database queries, and minimal CSS footprint.
This plugin connects to the following third-party services under specific conditions. No external connections are made unless the features described below are actively used or enabled by the site administrator.
IP Geolocation (ip-api.com)
FormsKit can optionally enrich form submission entries with geographic location data (city, region, country, coordinates). This feature is disabled by default and must be explicitly enabled by the site administrator in FormsKit → Settings.
What data is sent: The submitting visitor’s IP address.
When it is sent: Only when the geolocation feature is enabled in settings, on each form submission.
What is stored: City, region, country, latitude, and longitude are stored in your WordPress database as entry metadata.
When a form includes a Phone field with the international telephone input enabled and no default country is specified, the plugin uses ipapi.co to automatically detect the visitor’s country and set the correct country code and flag.
What data is sent: The visitor’s IP address (sent automatically by the browser as part of the HTTP request).
When it is sent: On page load, only when a form with an international phone field is displayed and no default country has been configured by the site administrator.
What is stored: Only the two-letter country code is used in the browser to set the phone field default. No data from this service is stored in your WordPress database.
If you choose to enable a third-party CAPTCHA service in FormsKit → Settings, the following external scripts will be loaded on pages containing your forms. These connections are opt-in only and require you to enter API keys in settings. No CAPTCHA data is transmitted without your explicit configuration.