The Gravity Forms User Registration Add-On is a powerful extension for WordPress that allows you to turn any form into a front-end user registration or profile update system.
The Gravity Forms User Registration Add-On is a powerful extension for WordPress that allows you to turn any form into a front-end user registration or profile update system.
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To run the User Registration Add-On (v5.4+), your environment should meet the following standards:
| Component | Minimum Requirement | Recommended |
| WordPress | 6.5+ | 6.9+ |
| PHP | 7.4+ | 8.3+ |
| MySQL / MariaDB | 5.7+ / 10.3+ | 8.0+ / 10.6+ |
| Gravity Forms | Core v2.8+ | Latest (v2.9.x) |
| License | Elite or Nonprofit | Elite |
Registration feeds: Map form fields (Name, Email, Password) to WordPress user profile fields.
User Update: Allow logged-in users to update their own profile information via a front-end form.
Auto-Login: Automatically log users in immediately after they submit the registration form.
BuddyPress: Seamlessly map Gravity Forms fields to BuddyPress profile XProfile fields.
Multisite Support: Automatically create a new site on a WordPress Multisite network when a user registers.
Payment Integration: Require a payment (via Stripe, PayPal, Square, etc.) before the user account is actually created.
Email Activation: Require users to click a link in an email to verify their account before it becomes active.
Conditional Logic: Only register a user if specific form conditions are met (e.g., “Check here to create an account”).
Custom Meta: Map form data to custom User Meta keys (compatible with plugins like Advanced Custom Fields).
Login Widget: A ready-to-use widget for sidebars or footers that displays a login form or a “Welcome” message for logged-in users.
Shortcodes: Use [gravityforms_login] to embed a login form anywhere on a page.
To successfully create a WordPress user, your form must contain at least these two fields:
Email Field: Used for the primary account contact and gravatar.
Username: This can be a dedicated “Single Line Text” field or you can map the Email field to be the Username as well.