How-To
The Gravity Forms ecosystem is exciting and dynamic, and there’s so much that you can do using powerful plugins like GravityView. But let’s face it – such an expansive topic can be overwhelming. That’s why we’re here to help you find your feet.
Here you’ll find helpful tutorials, walk-throughs, and “how-to” guides teaching you how to get the most out of Gravity Forms, GravityKit, and build your ideal WordPress website.
How to import WordPress users as Gravity Forms entries
Import WordPress users in bulk using Gravity Forms and GravityImport. Skip manual entry and bring existing user records from a spreadsheet in just a few steps.
How to import Gravity Forms entries from an Excel file
Import Gravity Forms entries from an Excel file in three steps. Export your spreadsheet to CSV, then use GravityImport to map columns and bring in all your records cleanly.
How to import Gravity Forms entries from a CSV file
Import Gravity Forms entries from a CSV file in three simple steps using GravityImport. Note: Gravity Forms native import only handles form JSON configs, not entry data.
How to build a Fiverr clone (freelancer marketplace) on WordPress with no code
Build a freelancer marketplace like Fiverr or Upwork on WordPress without code. Step-by-step tutorial using Gravity Forms and GravityView with search and profile listings.
How to create a beautiful testimonial page using GravityView’s DIY layout
Build a customer testimonial page using GravityView’s DIY layout. Testimonials increase landing page conversions by up to 30%, and this tutorial shows you exactly how.
How to migrate from Fluent Forms to Gravity Forms
Migrate from Fluent Forms to Gravity Forms in 5 steps using GravityImport. Transfer your forms and entries without copy-pasting or rebuilding anything from scratch.
How to create a job application form on WordPress (complete guide 2024)
Build a customizable job application form on WordPress using Gravity Forms. Collect applications, manage candidates, and embed the form on any page without code.
How to build a WordPress event website: Full tutorial (2025)
Build a complete event website on WordPress using Gravity Forms and GravityKit. Let visitors submit events and display them in a map, list, or calendar without code.
