Powerful Utilities for Gravity Forms

Designed for agencies, power users and developers.
Each utility solves a real‑world pain point in Gravity Forms management.

Create Page for Form

Add a Gravity Form to a new WordPress page in one click. The Create Page action in the forms list makes a draft page titled after the form, with the form already on it, and opens it in the editor.

From form to page in one click.
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Show Page on Form List

See which pages contain each form directly in the forms list. Click to edit or view the page instantly.

No more guessing where forms are embedded!
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Toggle All Fields Required

With one click, make all fields required or optional. Perfect for testing and rapid form prototyping.

Massive time‑saver for complex forms.
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Redact Sensitive Data

Keep sensitive information (like passwords or ID numbers) out of your entries, while it's still available to the notifications of that submission.

GDPR‑friendly, developer‑sponsored utility.
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Send Notification on Entry Update

Adds an 'Entry is updated' notification event. Get notified when users update their entries.

Stay on top. Keep track of changes.
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Manually Process Feeds

Trigger Gravity Forms add‑on feeds (like Mailchimp or a CRM) manually for existing entries. Fix missed connections easily.

Life‑saver when automations fail.
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Hide Form from User Once Submitted

Hide forms from logged‑in users who have already submitted them, show a custom HTML placeholder instead, and refuse a second submission. Perfect for “one‑time” surveys, applications, or thank‑you messages.

Prevent duplicate submissions or show custom content.
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Prevent Entry Creation

Don't keep entries in the database for selected forms: notifications and feeds still run, then the entry is deleted. Useful for test forms, preview modes, or forms that only send notifications.

GDPR‑friendly, reduces database clutter.
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Show Feeds Connected to a Form

See which add‑ons (Mailchimp, GravityView, Gravity PDF, etc.) are connected to each form, right under its title in the forms list. Spot active and inactive feeds at a glance and troubleshoot feed issues.

Never wonder which feeds are connected.
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Process Feed When Entry Updated

Trigger Gravity Forms add‑on feeds when entries are updated, not just on initial submission. Keep your integrations in sync with entry changes and corrections.

Keep integrations updated with entry changes.
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Admin Bar "Edit Forms" Menu

On the front end, the WordPress admin bar lists every form on the page, with links to Edit Form, Form Settings and Form Entries.

From the page straight to the form.
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Record Sent Notifications

Every notification that's sent adds a note to the entry with its name, To, Subject, From and CC.

Did the notification go out, and to whom?
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All 12 utilities, one license

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See Exactly What You Get

Real screenshots from the WordPress admin — no stock images. Every utility has its own guide section with step-by-step instructions and video tutorials.