A native block workflow
Choose a published form from the editor and keep the page connected to the current form definition.
Native WordPress publishing
Select a published form in the block editor and render it through the same safe frontend engine used by the shortcode. No copied HTML or external embed service is required.
Included in FreeInterface preview
Gutenberg block
Choose a published form from the editor and keep the page connected to the current form definition.
The block, shortcode, and dynamic embeds share validation, escaping, accessibility markup, responsive behavior, and submission handling.
Scoped controls, container-aware columns, 44px touch targets, and visible focus states resist destructive theme defaults without imposing Drecha admin branding.
Choose a published form from the editor and keep the page connected to the current form definition.
The block, shortcode, and dynamic embeds share validation, escaping, accessibility markup, responsive behavior, and submission handling.
Scoped controls, container-aware columns, 44px touch targets, and visible focus states resist destructive theme defaults without imposing Drecha admin branding.
Practical workflow
Finish validation and move the form from draft to published.
Open the block inserter and add the native form block to the page.
Choose the published form from the permission-checked selector.
Test responsive layout, validation, confirmation, and email behavior on the actual page.
Keep exploring
Drag-and-drop builder
Build responsive WordPress forms visually with drag-and-drop fields, keyboard ordering, live previews, autosave, undo, revisions, and multi-column layouts.
Read guideWordPress contact forms
Create accessible WordPress contact forms with unlimited local entries, spam protection, email notifications, confirmations, file uploads, and privacy tools.
Read guideForm templates
Start from practical WordPress form templates, then edit every field, rule, page, notification, and confirmation in the full Drecha Forms builder.
Read guideBuild better WordPress forms. Pay once.
No subscriptions. No submission limits imposed by Drecha. No required SaaS account. Free handles ordinary form processing on your website; Pro adds the implemented professional integrations.
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