Then simply select the “Blog Post Submission Form” template from the list

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To do this, simply go to the WPForms » Add New page from the admin area . There you will be taken to the “Select Template” page where you will need to provide a name for your form.


Select Blog Post Submission Form template
WPForms will now launch the template in its form builder. Here you will see a form preview in the right corner of the screen and field options in the left column.

You can now easily add new fields using the panel on the left, remove existing fields, and rearrange their order using the drag-and-drop builder.

Add new form fields
WPForms allows your users to select post categories, add images and post excerpts, and even add custom fields.

You can also edit form fields by clicking on them, which list of exit cell phone number gives you options to rename a field, change its format, add a description, edit its size, enable conditional logic, and more.

Edit each form field
Once you are happy with the form, click the Settings tab in the left menu.

On the General Settings tab you can rename your form, add a description, edit the submit button text, enable dynamic fields, enable AJAX form submission and much more.

You can also toggle the “Disable storing entry information in WordPress” switch in this section to disable storing user entry information in the WordPress database.


By default, WPForms will enable the option of anti-spam protection. This is because it helps prevent people from submitting spam blog posts.

However, you can disable this option by switching the “Enable anti-spam protection” switch to “inactive”. Remember that we do not recommend disabling spam protection in your forms.

You can also integrate your form with popular spam protection services like Akismet , reCAPTCHA, and Cloudflare Turnstile to further protect your form submissions.