Title: AllTerrain Forms Author: Daniel López Sánchez Published: September 11, 2026 Last modified: September 11, 2026 --- Search plugins ![](https://ps.w.org/allterrain-forms/assets/banner-772x250.png?rev=3692200) ![](https://ps.w.org/allterrain-forms/assets/icon-256x256.png?rev=3692200) # AllTerrain Forms By [Daniel López Sánchez](https://profiles.wordpress.org/allterraindeveloper/) [Download](https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/allterrain-forms.0.1.0.zip) * [Details](https://wordpress.org/plugins/allterrain-forms/#description) * [Reviews](https://wordpress.org/plugins/allterrain-forms/#reviews) * [Installation](https://wordpress.org/plugins/allterrain-forms/#installation) * [Development](https://wordpress.org/plugins/allterrain-forms/#developers) [Support](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/allterrain-forms/) ## Description AllTerrain Forms is a complete WordPress form builder — contact forms, survey forms, quiz forms, registration forms, order forms, booking forms, feedback forms — with every feature included, free, forever. Conditional logic. Calculations. Multi-page forms. File uploads. Signatures. Save and resume. Entry management with CSV export. Webhooks. Form analytics with Net Promoter Score. User registration. Ten form themes you can rebuild without writing CSS. There is no Pro version, no upsell notice in your dashboard, no feature that turns out to need a licence key. None of these things are hard to build. They were only ever sold separately because somebody could. #### Drag and drop form builder Create a form by dragging. Pull a field from the palette onto the canvas, drop it where you want it, type the label. That is the whole learning curve — 37 field types, from a simple text box to a signature pad to a Likert matrix, and every one behaves the same way. Then paste one shortcode into a page, or drop in the **Form** block and pick your form from a list: ``` [allterrain_form id="12"] ``` #### Conditional logic you can actually see Show and hide fields, pages, emails and confirmations based on answers. Most form builders tell you a field _has_ a rule and leave you to go and find out what it says. This one writes it on the card — **Shown when · Can you make it? · is · Yes— and draws a line from the question that decides to the fields it decides, labelled with the answer that triggers them. Hover a field and everything it does not touch fades. A rule pointing at a question you deleted turns red, because that form is stuck and you would never otherwise know. #### Multi-step forms, calculations and totals Break long forms into pages with per-step validation and a progress indicator. Add calculated fields and running totals — an order form that adds up, a quote form that quotes. Payment-style product and option fields keep their prices. #### File upload forms and signatures Accept file uploads with per-field type and size limits, stored in a protected directory and attached to the entry. Collect a real drawn signature. Uploads are parented to their submission, so deleting the entry cleans up after itself. #### Surveys, quizzes and NPS Build survey forms with rating scales, opinion scales, Likert matrices and 0–10 questions. Build quizzes with scoring and per-answer feedback. The Analytics window turns responses into answers: submissions over time, conversion and completion rates, per-question distributions, a Net Promoter Score panel, and any question broken down by any other question. #### Entry management, search and CSV export Every submission is saved as an entry. Search answers, filter by form, status and star, read one beside the list, add private notes, and export to CSV or JSON. Unread counts, a spam folder, and bulk actions included. #### Email notifications, confirmations and webhooks Send conditional notification emails with CC, BCC, reply-to and attachments. Show a message, redirect, or send visitors to a page — conditionally, per answer. POST every entry as JSON to any URL, signed with HMAC-SHA256, and hook alltfo_entry_created for anything else. #### Grows your MailPoet lists With MailPoet installed, any form can subscribe visitors to your lists — bound to an opt-in box they actually tick, with MailPoet’s own double opt-in confirming every address. Map the email and name fields, pick the lists, done. The kind of integration that is a paid addon elsewhere, free here. Every email and confirmation has an **Insert a value** button that lists your own questions by the label you wrote — not `{field:f2}` — with a live preview of the finished text. #### Import from Contact Form 7, WPForms and Gravity Forms — entries too Switching form plugins? You do not have to go looking. Activate AllTerrain Forms and it tells you what it found — _“AllTerrain Forms found 6 forms in Contact Form 7” — with one button that migrates all of them. Conditional logic carries across, payment fields keep their prices, an order total keeps calculating, and a Gravity Forms List becomes a real repeater. The stored submissions come too. Messages Flamingo kept for Contact Form 7, Gravity Forms entries, and WPForms Pro entries can all be brought across after their form is — each with its original date, spam filed as spam, and the originals left untouched. Running an import twice never imports anything twice, and everything still works after the old plugin is deactivated, because the data outlives the plugin. #### Ten form themes, and an eleventh you make yourself Clean, Midnight, Glass, Brutal, Paper, Neon, Terminal, Soft, Editorial and Holo. A theme here is a flat list of 69 design tokens — no theme PHP, no template, no stylesheet to edit. **Theme Studio** gives you a control for every token and a live preview that updates the instant you click. Six plain-language dials cover the common case: Accent, Roundness, Density, Depth, Fields, Labels. Nobody thinks _“radius-field: 14px”_ — they think _rounder_. Save your changes as a theme, pick it on any form, export it as JSON, import it on another site. #### Spam protection without a CAPTCHA A honeypot, a signed time trap, a per-address rate limit, a word blocklist, and— if you already have it and switch it on for a form — Akismet. Nothing asks a visitor to identify traffic lights, because a CAPTCHA charges the visitor for the site’s spam problem and fails accessibility for a good number of people. Anything judged spam is **kept**, in a spam folder, never silently thrown away. #### Accessible (WCAG AA) and works without JavaScript Real labels bound to real controls. Grouped inputs in a fieldset with a legend. Hints and errors wired with `aria-describedby`. An error summary that takes focus. Every theme meets WCAG AA contrast, and the test suite fails if one stops. And the form works with JavaScript switched off — a real POST, real server-side validation, errors against the right fields, answers still in the boxes. #### GDPR-friendly by structure A form is a post. An entry is a post. A note on an entry is a comment. Nothing lives in a custom table, so WordPress’s own privacy exporter and eraser, user capabilities, search and the trash already work on your form data. A consent field, IP anonymisation and per-form storage controls are built in — and nothing is ever sent to us. The only third parties your data can reach are the ones you configure yourself, listed under _External services_ below. #### Ready for AI agents — WordPress Abilities API and MCP AllTerrain Forms describes itself to AI agents. Nine abilities registered through WordPress’s Abilities API let an agent — over MCP or the REST API — list your forms, read a form’s questions, **build a whole form from a description, apply a theme, submit entries through the same validated anti-spam pipeline a visitor uses, query submissions with human-readable answers, and pull the full analytics report (conversion, distributions, NPS) as structured data. The nine, by name: * **list-forms** — every form with its id, title, theme, shortcode, entry count and questions. The starting point; its ids feed everything else. * **get-form** — one form’s questions in full: field ids, types, labels, required flags and choices. Read it before submitting or interpreting entries. * **list-field-types** — the vocabulary for building: all 37 field types with what each stores. * **create-form** — builds a form from a title and a plain list of fields, and returns the shortcode ready to paste. * **set-form-theme** — dresses a form in any installed theme, by slug. * **submit-form** — submits answers through the visitor pipeline: availability, validation, anti-spam, storage, notifications. Refusals return per-field errors and store nothing. * **list-entries** — queries submissions with search, date range, status and pagination; answers come back raw and human-readable. * **get-entry** — one submission in full, every answer labelled and formatted. * **form-report** — the analytics as data: views, conversion, completion, a 90- day timeline, per-question distributions, NPS, and breakdowns by any grouping question. Every ability carries a JSON Schema and a capability check, and none of them has logic of its own — an agent and a human clicking the same button get the same behaviour. Ask your assistant to “make a booking form and show me last week’s responses”, and this is what it calls. #### Built on OpenStation AllTerrain Forms is an [OpenStation](https://wordpress.org/plugins/desktop-mode/) desktop app, and OpenStation is **required** — WordPress installs it alongside this plugin and keeps the two together. OpenStation turns wp-admin into a windowed desktop: the builder is a real window you can put beside your entries, drag a field from one form into another, and drop an image straight from the media browser onto a choice. That spatial way of working is the product, which is why the plugin does not ship a lesser version of itself without it. Your visitors are never part of that dependency: published forms render and submit on the front end regardless of what is happening in the admin. #### External services The plugin makes no connection of its own to us or to anyone else — no accounts, no license checks, no telemetry, no updates outside WordPress.org. Two optional features send data to a destination **you** choose: * **Akismet** — off by default on every form, even when the [Akismet plugin](https://wordpress.org/plugins/akismet/) is installed and configured on your site. Only when you switch it on for a form is each submission to that form (the answers, plus the sender’s IP and user agent) sent to Akismet’s servers for a spam verdict, with spam/ham corrections you make in the entries screen reported back. Corrections obey the same per-form switch: marking an entry spam or not-spam on a form that has Akismet off sends nothing. Without the Akismet plugin, or with the per-form switch off, nothing is ever sent. See the [Akismet Terms of Service](https://akismet.com/tos/) and the [Automattic Privacy Policy](https://automattic.com/privacy/). * **Webhooks** — a form can POST each entry as JSON to a URL you enter, signed with HMAC-SHA256. Entries go only to the address you configured, and the feature is off until you configure one. #### Built in the open Source, issue tracker and full developer documentation: [github.com/AllTerrainDeveloper/forms](https://github.com/AllTerrainDeveloper/forms) Over 800 automated tests, and the conditional-logic and calculation engines are tested against one shared table of cases in both PHP and JavaScript — because if the browser and the server ever disagreed about which fields were required, you would be shown a form you could not submit. ## Screenshots [⌊The form builder, open as a window on the OpenStation desktop. Drag a field from the palette onto the canvas; the inspector on the right changes what you selected.⌉⌊ The form builder, open as a window on the OpenStation desktop. Drag a field from the palette onto the canvas; the inspector on the right changes what you selected .⌉[ The form builder, open as a window on the OpenStation desktop. Drag a field from the palette onto the canvas; the inspector on the right changes what you selected. [⌊The Theme tab wearing Neon — ten built-in themes across the top, plain-language dials on the left, and a live preview that updates the instant you click.⌉⌊The Theme tab wearing Neon — ten built-in themes across the top, plain-language dials on the left, and a live preview that updates the instant you click.⌉[ The Theme tab wearing Neon — ten built-in themes across the top, plain-language dials on the left, and a live preview that updates the instant you click. [⌊Entries beside the builder. Search, filter and star submissions; read one beside the list; export to CSV or JSON.⌉⌊Entries beside the builder. Search, filter and star submissions; read one beside the list; export to CSV or JSON.⌉[ Entries beside the builder. Search, filter and star submissions; read one beside the list; export to CSV or JSON. [⌊Analytics: submissions over time, conversion and completion, and a Net Promoter Score panel — grouped by any question you ask.⌉⌊Analytics: submissions over time, conversion and completion, and a Net Promoter Score panel — grouped by any question you ask.⌉[ Analytics: submissions over time, conversion and completion, and a Net Promoter Score panel — grouped by any question you ask. [⌊Conditional logic drawn on the canvas — every card states its condition, and a line joins the question that decides to the fields it decides.⌉⌊Conditional logic drawn on the canvas — every card states its condition, and a line joins the question that decides to the fields it decides.⌉[ Conditional logic drawn on the canvas — every card states its condition, and a line joins the question that decides to the fields it decides. [⌊The Insert a value picker, listing your own questions by name with an example of what each one will say.⌉⌊The Insert a value picker, listing your own questions by name with an example of what each one will say.⌉[ The Insert a value picker, listing your own questions by name with an example of what each one will say. ## Blocks This plugin provides 1 block. * Form ## Installation 1. Install through **Plugins Add New**, or upload the ZIP under **Plugins Add New Upload Plugin**. WordPress installs OpenStation alongside it automatically. 2. Activate it. 3. Open **AllTerrain Forms** from the dock and build a form by dragging. 4. Paste the shortcode it shows you into any page or post, or add the **Form** block. No account, no licence key, and no connection to any service of ours — the only external services it can talk to are the ones you configure, listed under _External services_ above. ## FAQ ### Is AllTerrain Forms really free? What’s the catch? It is, and there isn’t one. There is no Pro version and no paid add-on. Conditional logic, multi-step forms, file uploads, entry management, CSV export, webhooks, quizzes, surveys, analytics — everything described on this page is in this plugin. ### How do I create a contact form? Activate the plugin, open **AllTerrain Forms** from the dock, and drag fields from the palette onto the canvas — or start from the contact form template. Paste the shortcode into a page, or use the **Form** block. The whole thing takes about a minute. ### Do I need the OpenStation plugin? Yes. The builder is an OpenStation desktop app — a real window you can drag things between — and WordPress installs and activates OpenStation for you when you install this plugin. Your visitors never need it: published forms render and submit on the front end without any of the admin machinery. ### Can I import forms from Contact Form 7, WPForms or Gravity Forms? Yes, and it offers before you ask: if the plugin finds forms from Contact Form 7, WPForms or Gravity Forms it says so and gives you a single button that imports all of them. **Forms Import** lists them individually whenever you want it, including forms whose plugin has already been deactivated, because the data outlives the plugin. Each import creates a new AllTerrain form and leaves the original untouched. ### Can I import my old entries and submissions too? Yes. Stored submissions from all three sources — Flamingo’s messages for Contact Form 7, Gravity Forms entries, WPForms Pro entries — can be brought across after their form is imported, each keeping its original date, with spam filed as spam and the originals left untouched. Running it twice never imports anything twice. ### Will my forms keep working if I deactivate the plugin? Your data stays: forms and entries are ordinary posts, so deactivating leaves them in your database untouched. Uninstalling removes them, which is what uninstalling should do — export your entries to CSV first if you want them. ### Can I move a form to another site? Yes. Export the form as JSON and import it on the other site. Themes export and import the same way. ### Does it work with page builders and the block editor? Yes. Use the **Form** block in the block editor, or the shortcode anywhere a shortcode works, including page builders and widgets. ### Does it send my data anywhere? Is it GDPR-friendly? Nothing is sent to us, ever. Entries are ordinary WordPress posts, so the privacy exporter and eraser already cover them; a consent field, IP anonymisation and per- form storage controls are built in. The two optional features that can send data elsewhere — Akismet spam checking and webhooks — are off until you configure them, and are documented under _External services_ above with links to Akismet’s terms and privacy policy. ### Is it accessible? That was a design requirement rather than an afterthought — real labels, fieldsets,` aria-describedby`, a focus-taking error summary, WCAG AA contrast in every theme, and a form that works without JavaScript. If you find something that is not accessible, please open an issue; it will be treated as a bug. ### Can developers extend it? Yes, and it is documented. 55 filters and 15 actions, a field-type registry that built-in fields use exactly as a third-party plugin would, a theme token API, importer hooks, and a REST namespace. Full reference in the repository. ## Reviews There are no reviews for this plugin. ## Contributors & Developers “AllTerrain Forms” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin. Contributors * [ Daniel López Sánchez ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/allterraindeveloper/) [Translate “AllTerrain Forms” into your language.](https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/allterrain-forms) ### Interested in development? 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