Description
What This Add-On Does
Switching form plugins usually means rebuilding every field by hand and hoping you didn’t forget a conditional rule somewhere. The Gravity Forms WPForms Migrator Add-On removes that headache. It reads your existing WPForms forms and brings their structure, fields, and settings into Gravity Forms, so you’re not starting from a blank canvas. Once your forms land in Gravity Forms, you get access to the full visual editor, payment integrations, and workflow automation that WPForms doesn’t offer in the same way. This is built for site owners who’ve decided Gravity Forms is where they want to be, but don’t want to lose the work already sitting in WPForms.
Key Features
- Form migration from WPForms into the Gravity Forms editor, preserving field types and layout where possible
- Compatibility with the Gravity Forms drag-and-drop editor for any adjustments after migration
- Support for conditional logic setup once forms are inside Gravity Forms, including showing or hiding fields, sections, and pages
- File upload field handling, so forms that collect documents or images continue working after the move
- Access to Gravity Forms’ secure data handling once your forms are migrated
- A path to consolidate form-building under one plugin instead of running two side by side
Requirements
- Requires PHP 7.4 or higher
- Current version: 0.1.0-alpha.1
- Requires the Gravity Forms plugin installed and active, since this add-on migrates forms into it
- Distributed under the GPL license, so developers can inspect, modify, and extend the migration code to fit specific WPForms setups or custom field types
Frequently Asked Questions
Will my WPForms entries and past submissions move over too?
This add-on focuses on migrating form structure — fields, layout, and settings — into Gravity Forms. If you rely on historical entry data, plan to export or back up your WPForms submissions separately before migrating, since form migration and entry migration are different tasks.
Do I need to keep WPForms installed after migrating?
Once your forms are recreated in Gravity Forms and you’ve confirmed everything looks right, you can deactivate WPForms. It’s worth testing your migrated forms first, checking field mapping and conditional logic, before removing the original plugin from your site.
What happens to conditional logic rules built in WPForms?
The add-on brings over form fields and structure, but conditional logic setups often need to be rebuilt or verified using Gravity Forms’ own conditional logic settings after migration. Since this is an early release (version 0.1.0-alpha.1), it’s a good idea to review complex logic rules manually rather than assume a one-to-one transfer.
