Overview of the Elementor Form to Posts Converter Plugin

Tired of manually copying form submissions into WordPress posts? The Elementor Form to Post Converter plugin does it for you automatically.

This lightweight yet powerful plugin lets you connect any Elementor form to any WordPress post type — whether it’s Posts, Pages, or a custom post type like “Testimonials,” “Jobs,” “Projects,” or “Prayers.”

Once connected, every form submission instantly creates a new post on your site. You can map each form field (like title, message, email, image) to specific post fields or meta fields. The plugin even allows you to select the post status (Published, Draft, Pending Review) — giving full control over how user-submitted content is handled.

It’s the ultimate Elementor frontend post submission plugin, helping you build community-driven sites, listing platforms, guest post portals, or internal submission systems — all using Elementor’s native form widget.

Key Features

• Toggle integration in Elementor – Add a “Convert Form Submissions to Posts?” toggle right inside the Elementor Form widget.
• Custom Post Type selection – Choose from all registered post types (e.g., Posts, Pages, Products, Events, or custom CPTs).
• Flexible field mapping – Map Elementor form fields to any WordPress post field: title, content, excerpt, featured image, custom meta, etc.
• Post status options – Control whether new posts are published, drafted, or pending review.
• Automatic post creation – Instantly convert form submissions into WordPress posts without any manual action.
• No coding required – Simple UI built directly into the Elementor editor.
• Compatible with all Elementor themes and add-ons – Works with Elementor Free or Pro (form widget required).
• Lightweight and optimized – Minimal code, fast execution, and built according to WordPress coding standards.
• Error logging and debugging support – Monitor successful submissions and troubleshoot easily.
• Perfect for user-generated content – Enable visitors to submit posts, testimonials, listings, or job ads via frontend forms.

Use Cases — Who is This For?

• Blog owners — Allow guest bloggers to submit articles from a frontend Elementor form.
• Churches and ministries — Collect prayer requests or testimonials and automatically create posts from them.
• Business directories — Let users add listings that automatically become draft posts.
• Job boards — Accept job submissions directly from Elementor forms and create posts in your “Jobs” CPT.
• Portfolio websites — Let clients or collaborators submit project details via forms.
• Content moderators — Use the “pending review” status to moderate user-submitted posts before publishing.
• Developers and agencies — Simplify dynamic content workflows without custom code.

Frequently Asked Questions