WordPress plugin

USP Pro

USP Pro lets visitors submit content through configurable forms on your site’s front end. Build and manage unlimited forms and fields in the WordPress admin area, with custom labels and text for each form.

USP Pro

USP Pro lets visitors submit content through configurable forms on your site’s front end. Build and manage unlimited forms and fields in the WordPress admin area, with custom labels and text for each form.

Match forms to user processes

Create forms for post submissions, visitor registration, or contact workflows. A combo form can submit a post and register a user in the same workflow. Field options include text, password, URL, search, email, date, time, number, and other input types, along with textareas, checkboxes, radio buttons, choose menus, and file fields. Choose which fields to display and set them as required or optional.

Organize and display submissions

Forms can use unlimited Custom Post Types, custom Taxonomy fields, Custom Post Status, and Post Formats. An advanced shortcode can display submitted posts on the front end. Submitted posts are handled by WordPress as regular posts and appear according to your theme and chosen content workflow.

Accept uploads and configure form responses

The base plugin works with picture submissions; USP Pro adds multimedia file uploads, including video and other file types supported by WordPress. Forms can collect details such as a name, email address, URL, title, tags, categories, content, custom fields, and terms agreement.

Custom error messages and redirects let you set what visitors see after submission or when a problem occurs. USP Pro also includes advanced security capabilities. The underlying extension provides input validation, hidden fields, optional login requirements, and anti-spam options including a challenge question, Google reCAPTCHA, and Cloudflare Turnstile.

Set up a form

  1. Install and activate User Submitted Posts and USP Pro in WordPress.
  2. Open the USP Pro form builder in the WordPress admin area.
  3. Create a form and add its fields, labels, and text.
  4. Configure the content type, taxonomies, status, uploads, redirects, and security options.
  5. Place the form on a post, page, or widget using the supplied shortcode.
  6. Test the visitor workflow and review submissions in WordPress.
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