Blocks for ACF Fields Pro

Place field values in WordPress layouts

Blocks for ACF Fields Pro displays Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) and Secure Custom Fields (SCF) in the WordPress block editor. Add the ACF Field block to a page, post, template, or theme part, pick a field and content source, then configure how its value appears. This process lets you create field-based layouts without creating a custom block or writing PHP for every field.

Arrange repeater, gallery, and group fields

Compose repeater fields in the editor, with each sub field available as its own block. Display repeater rows as a List, Grid, Carousel, Accordion, or Tabs layout.

Render gallery fields as a Grid, Masonry, or interactive Carousel. Gallery output includes a built-in lightbox and responsive settings for different screen sizes. Open group fields to display their sub fields individually, including fields inside deeply nested groups.

The Pro edition works with more than 20 advanced display formats for presenting existing fields.

Choose a source and display style

• Post: Display fields attached to the current post, page, or custom post type.
• Option: Use global values such as logos, contact information, or social links.
• User: Display custom visitor data, such as bios or avatars, in author templates.
• Taxonomy: Use term fields in archive templates and custom category, tag, or taxonomy layouts.

Show text fields, including multiple-value Select or Checkbox fields, as plain text or use typography controls. Image fields have styling options comparable to core Image blocks. URL-return fields, including Link and Post Object fields, can appear as clickable buttons that match the active theme.

The blocks also work with the WordPress Site Editor, Query Loops, reusable patterns, and dynamic layouts. Use them in templates, theme parts, archive layouts, author areas, and other content structures that draw from field values.

Set up a field layout

1. Create fields with ACF or SCF.
2. Open the relevant page, post, template, or theme part in the WordPress block editor.
3. Add the ACF Field block.
4. Choose an available field from the field picker.
5. Select the content source and configure the display or layout options.
6. Save the page or template and review the field output.

Install and activate Blocks for ACF Fields Pro in WordPress, then make sure your ACF or SCF fields are available. Documentation and usage guides are available from the product documentation.