GravityMigrate 2.0: No-sweat WordPress form plugin migrations
Nobody wants to move forms between plugins. They want the site launched, the client onboarded, the referrals to stop falling through the cracks. GravityMigrate 2.0 makes moving forms effortless.
Product updates
Launch Log: Two-way form migrations, a modernized chart block, and tighter board permissions
GravityMigrate 2.0.0 moves forms between Gravity Forms and seven other form plugins, GravityCharts modernizes its block in the WordPress editor, and GravityBoard tightens how board permissions are enforced.
Launch Log: New GravityCalendar widget for Elementor, keyboard-friendly entry approval, and more
GravityCalendar gets an Elementor widget, GravityView makes entry approval keyboard-accessible and fixes Edit Entry with Gravity Flow, and embed-only Views stay out of sitemaps.
Latest Posts
Meet GravityBoard: The future of project management for WordPress, built for Gravity Forms users (now in pre-sale!)
We’re thrilled to announce the upcoming release of GravityBoard: Our newest add-on that revolutionizes project management for WordPress. Now available for pre-sale, GravityBoard transforms Gravity Forms entries into dynamic, kanban-style boards, making it easier than ever to track tasks, manage workflows, and collaborate with…
How to connect GravityView with BuddyPress: Step-by-step guide
BuddyPress is a popular plugin for building social networks and online communities with WordPress. If you’re using GravityView to display form entries on your site, connecting it to BuddyPress lets you turn those entries into user posts, profile updates, or group content. In this…
GravityView vs Contact Form 7 Views: In-depth comparison
GravityView and Contact Form 7 Views both allow you to display form entries on your website, but they differ in two key ways: In this post, we’re going to compare both plugins by taking an in-depth look at each one’s features, functionality, pricing, and…
How to connect GravityView with Notion: Step-by-step guide
Notion is a popular SaaS app for organising tasks, projects, and workflows. If you’re using GravityView to power web applications on WordPress, connecting it to Notion lets you store and manage that data in a Notion page or database. In this post, I’ll show…
Image Hopper is now available via GravityKit: Advanced image upload for Gravity Forms
We’re excited to announce that Image Hopper, a powerful Gravity Forms add-on, is now available directly from GravityKit through a new licensing partnership! Developed and supported by the same team behind Gravity PDF, Image Hopper brings advanced image upload capabilities to Gravity Forms. With…
Top WordPress technologies to learn in 2025: Trends and expert opinions
Between the rise of AI, shifts in how people build websites, and new tools popping up every week, it’s getting harder to know what’s actually worth learning. With WordPress (and tech in general) evolving so rapidly, staying current isn’t always straightforward. WordPress still runs…
GravityView vs WPForms Views: In-depth comparison
I compare two popular plugins for displaying and managing form data on the front-end: In this article, I present a comprehensive comparison of these two plugins, exploring their unique features and functionality. Let’s dive in! TL;DR GravityView and WPForms Views are both plugins that…
How to build a contact list with direct email functionality on WordPress without code
Need an easy way to manage contacts and reach out to people directly from your WordPress website? In this tutorial, I walk you through how to build a fully functional contact list (or address book) using Gravity Forms and GravityView. You’ll learn how to…
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