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Connect Youform with WordPress
Connect Youform with WordPress through Zapier to automatically create posts, pages, or custom post types from form submissions. Whether you're accepting guest blog posts, collecting directory listings, or building a knowledge base from user contributions, form data flows into WordPress and becomes publishable content on your site.
How to connect Youform with WordPress
Create your form in Youform
Build your form using Youform's drag-and-drop editor. Add any fields you need — text, email, file uploads, and more.
Connect to WordPress via Zapier
In Zapier, create a new Zap with Youform as the trigger. Select 'WordPress' as the action app and map your form fields to WordPress.
Automate your workflow
Every time someone submits your Youform, the data automatically flows into WordPress. No manual work needed.
What you can do with Youform + WordPress
Guest post submissions
Accept guest blog post submissions through a form and automatically create WordPress draft posts with the content, author info, and category pre-filled.
Directory or listing sites
Let users submit business or resource listings through a form and automatically create WordPress posts or custom post types that appear on your directory site.
Knowledge base articles
Collect how-to guides, FAQs, or documentation from your team through forms and publish them as WordPress pages for your knowledge base.
Testimonial and review publishing
Gather customer reviews through Youform and create WordPress posts that display on your testimonials page using your theme's review template.
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This integration connects Youform to WordPress through Zapier or Make (formerly Integromat). Youform's Zapier integration is available on the free plan, giving you access to 6,000+ apps without any extra cost.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. When setting up the Zap, you can set the post status to 'draft' so all submissions are saved for editorial review before being published on your WordPress site.
Zapier's WordPress integration works with self-hosted WordPress.org sites. For WordPress.com sites, you may need to use the WordPress.com-specific Zapier integration.
Yes. You can map form fields to WordPress categories, tags, and custom taxonomies. You can also use Zapier logic to assign categories based on form responses.
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