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Profile Builder is WordPress registration done right.

It lets you customize your website by adding a front-end menu for all your users, giving them a more flexible way to modify their user-information or register new users (front-end registration). Also, grants users with administrator rights to customize basic user fields or add custom ones.

To achieve this, just create a new page and give it an intuitive name(i.e. Edit Profile). Now all you need to do is add the following shortcode(for the previous example): [wppb-edit-profile]. Publish the page and you are done!

You can use the following shortcodes:

• [wppb-edit-profile] - to grant users front-end access to their personal information (requires user to be logged in).
• [wppb-login] - to add a front-end log-in form.
• [wppb-register] - to add a front-end registration form.
• [wppb-recover-password] - to add a password recovery form.

Users with administrator rights have access to the following features:

• add a custom stylesheet/inherit values from the current theme or use one of the following built into this plugin: default, white or black.
• select whether to display or not the admin bar in the front end for a specific user-group registered to the site.
• select which information-field can users see/modify. The hidden fields values remain unmodified.

PROFILE BUILDER PRO

The Pro version has the following extra features:

• Create Extra User Fields (Heading, Input, Checkbox, Agree to Terms Checkbox, Radio Buttons, DatePicker, Textareas, Upload fields, Selects, Country Selects, Timezone selects, Avatar Upload)
• Add avatar upload for users
• Front-end User Listing (sorting included)
• Custom Redirects
• Select one of the 2 additional CSS styles: black or white
• Access to support forums and documentation
• 1 Year of Updates / Priority Support
• Addons (e.g. custom redirects)
• Fully Customizable User-Listing
• Admin Approval
• Email Confirmation
• reCAPTCHA on registration form

Click here to find out more or watch the video below:

NOTE:

This plugin only adds/removes fields in the front-end. The default information-fields will still be visible (and thus modifiable) from the back-end, while custom fields will only be visible in the front-end.