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title: How to Create and Add Forms Using SureForms in Elementor
description: This guide walks you through building a form in SureForms and embedding it on your page using Elementor, all without writing a single line of code.
url: "https://thewebops.com/help-center/elementor-editor/how-to-create-and-add-forms-using-sureforms-in-elementor/"
updated: "2026-05-13"
category: "Editing & Managing Your Website / Elementor Editor"
---

# How to Create and Add Forms Using SureForms in Elementor

#### Why Use SureForms + Elementor

- **Forms without code:** Create professional forms easily.
- **Reusability:** Build once, embed anywhere.
- **Seamless workflow:** Works directly with Elementor pages for quick setup.

#### 1. Open SureForms and Create a New Form

![](https://thewebops.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/1_1.gif)

1. From your WordPress dashboard, go to **SureForms**.
2. If it's your first time opening SureForms, you may see the **Guided Setup** screen. Click **Exit Guided Setup** to continue.
3. In the SureForms dashboard, click **Create New Form**.
4. Choose a template or start with a blank form.
5. Add fields like **Name, Email, Message**, etc.
   - For each field, you can mark it as **Required** (e.g., make "Email" required).
6. Give your form a clear title (e.g., **Contact Form - Home**).
7. Click **Publish**, **Schedule**, or **Save** to save your edits.

#### 2. Configure Form Settings and Email Notifications

![](https://thewebops.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/2-1.gif)

1. Open your form and go to the **Form** tab.
2. Set a **confirmation message** or a **redirect page** after submission.
3. Under **Email Notifications**, add the email address where form submissions should be sent.
4. Optionally, edit the **subject line** and **sender name**.
5. Save your changes.
6. Navigate back to the **Form Dashboard** to confirm settings.

#### 3. Add the Form to a Page Using Elementor

1. Copy the **form shortcode** (e.g., `[sureforms id="123"]`).
2. Open the page you want to edit and click **Edit with Elementor**.
3. Drag the **Shortcode** widget from the Elementor panel into the section where you want the form.
4. Paste your shortcode into the widget.
5. Adjust styling as needed using Elementor settings.
6. Click **Update** to save your page.

#### 4. Access Submitted Records

![](https://thewebops.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/4.gif)

1. In the WordPress dashboard, go to **SureForms → Entries**.
2. All form submissions are listed by form name.
3. Click **View** on an entry to see all submitted field values.

#### Quick Recap

1. Open SureForms, exit guided setup (first-time only), and create a new form.
2. Configure form settings and notification emails.
3. Embed the form on a page using Elementor's Shortcode widget.
4. Access submitted records under **Entries**.

#### Pro Tips

- **Test your form** after publishing to ensure emails are sent correctly.
- **Clean up entries regularly** to avoid spam accumulation in WordPress.
- Use Elementor styling options to make your form visually match your website design.