Quick Contact Form

A simple, easy and quick to setup and use, GDPR compliant, drag and drop contact form. There is nothing to configure, all you have to do is set up your email address and add the shortcode to your pages.

You can create multiple different contact forms with ease.

This contact form plugin comes with all the basic contact form features including basic form fields, captcha for spam protection, email notifications, auto responder and message store, you can see all your form submissions right inside your WordPress dashboard

The plugin has been built to make creating contact forms painless and easy. Certainly no need to be a developer to create simple but powerful contact forms. This is why thousands of website builders, designers, business users and power users chose Quick Contact forms!

But don’t just take my word for it. See what our users think:

Rare a contact form plugin has it all – responsive and feature-packed simple to use! Couldn’t ask for more!
Chris Evans | Website Designer & SEO Consultant

Excellent – lots of options, but still easy to use
Thanks a lot for this plugin! It bridges a rather large gap between completely preconfigured form plugins that lack essential fields, and more complex plugins that are very difficult for beginners to figure out. The built-in preview of the form as you are building is very helpful, and it has a really nice range of field type options and style settings, which are named in a more user-friendly way than most. Also, the drag and drop works smoothly and easily without any funky bugginess.
syzygist | WP user

These are the robust features that make Quick Contact Forms a standout plugin for WordPress users, providing an unparalleled experience in crafting dynamic and engaging forms.

1. Seamless Drag-and-Drop Interface:
   Quick Contact Forms revolutionizes the form-building process with an intuitive drag-and-drop interface. This feature empowers users to effortlessly arrange form fields, making customization a breeze. Whether you’re a novice or an experienced developer, the simplicity of this interface ensures that creating and editing forms is a smooth and enjoyable experience.

2. Extensive Style Customization with Custom CSS:
   Elevate the visual appeal of your forms with Quick Contact Forms’ extensive range of built-in styles. From classic designs to modern aesthetics, the plugin offers a diverse palette to suit any website’s look and feel. For those seeking even more customization, the inclusion of Custom CSS support opens up endless possibilities, allowing users to fine-tune every visual aspect of their forms.

3. Powerful Message Management:
   Efficiency meets organization with Quick Contact Forms’ robust message management capabilities. Users can easily display and download form submissions directly from the WordPress dashboard. This not only streamlines the process of accessing crucial data but also enhances overall workflow efficiency, making it a preferred choice for users who value time-saving features.

4. Dynamic Error and Thank-You Messages:
   Crafting a personalized and engaging interaction with users is made simple through the ability to set up custom error and thank-you messages. This feature allows website owners to communicate effectively with their audience, providing clear feedback and creating a positive user experience. Users appreciate this personal touch, contributing to the plugin’s popularity among those who prioritize user engagement.

5. Versatility with Multiple Form Support:
   Quick Contact Forms understands the diverse needs of users. The plugin supports the creation of multiple forms, each uniquely tailored to specific requirements. Whether you’re collecting customer feedback, processing orders, or gathering user inquiries, the versatility of multiple form support ensures that Quick Contact Forms is adaptable to a wide range of scenarios, making it a versatile and indispensable tool for website owners.

6. Fully Editable Autoresponder:
   Incorporating automation into your form responses is made easy with the fully editable autoresponder feature. Users can customize automated responses to form submissions, creating a seamless and professional communication flow. This not only saves time but also ensures that users receive timely and personalized acknowledgments, enhancing the overall user experience.

7. Stringent GDPR Compliance:
   Quick Contact Forms places a strong emphasis on data security and privacy by incorporating GDPR compliance features. Users can trust that their form submissions adhere to the highest standards of data protection, giving peace of mind in an era where privacy is of paramount importance.

In summary, Quick Contact Forms stands as a comprehensive solution that balances user-friendly design with powerful features. Whether you’re a seasoned developer looking for efficiency or a novice seeking simplicity, the plugin’s extensive array of features ensures that it caters to the diverse needs of WordPress users, making it a go-to choice for anyone looking to enhance their online forms.

PHP 8.2

Tested with PHP 8.2 – please note there are deprecation notices and warnings that will be logged but these do not impact functionality. Read about Notices and Warnings here

Upgrade to Pro

• Create your own mailing list from selected responses
• Send emails from the plugin
• View and access emailed attachments
• Mailchimp integration
• Active Campaign integration
• Additionl textarea field

1. Login to your wordpress dashboard.
2. Go to ‘Plugins’, ‘Add New’ then search for ‘Quick Contact Form’.
3. Follow the on screen instructions.
4. Activate the plugin.
5. Go to the plugin ‘Settings’ page to edit your email address.
6. Edit any of the form settings if you wish.
7. Drag and drop the ‘Quick Contact Form’ widget to your sidebar.
8. To use the form in your posts and pages add the shortcode [qcf].
9. To use the form in your theme files use the code <?php echo do_shortcode('[qcf]'); ?>.

If you want more than one form on your site just create a new form on the setup page and save.

1. 

   This is main admin screen.

2. 

   This is an example of multiple forms on a single page. Everything on the form is editable.

3. 

   This is the messages screen (a copy of all the emails sent from the form).

8.2.6

• Enhanced Security

8.2.5

• Removed Admin Notice

8.2.4

• Added Recommendation

8.2.3

• Changed plugin ownership

8.2.2

• Minor security improvements

8.2.1

• Update libraries

8.2

• Add extra textarea ( Pro version only)

8.1.3

• Update libraries

8.1.2

• Fix issue with sending emails

8.1.1

• Fix issue that settings radio and checkbox do not show after save
• Fix issue that radio creates fatal
• Fix issue that checkbox value does not show on list
• Fix delete ALL messages
• Fix issue with setting subject to page title

8.1

• Refactored main code into separate function / includes
• Added support for spam message store

8.0.6.10

• Freemius library update

8.0.6.9

• Fix setting error stopping change sof email being saved
• Fixed edge case where possible to create multiple default forms

8.0.6.9

• Fix setting error stopping change sof email being saved
• Fixed edge case where possible to create multiple default forms

8.0.6.8

• Freemius library update

8.0.6.7

• Stop users inputting stuff that will break CSV uploads into some less secure spreadsheets – Kudos to Kerim Abubakarov

8.0.6.6

• Freemius library update

8.0.6.5

• Freemius library update

8.0.6.4

• Fix URL on email
• Fix datepicker ui css
• Fix symbol in error settings

8.0.6.4

• Fix URL on email
• Fix datepicker ui css
• Fix symbol in error settings

8.0.6.3

• Fix redirection sanitization

8.0.6.2

• Fix maths captcha

=8.0.6.1 =
* Fix css class for front end datepicker

8.0.6

• Proper Fix path to jquery ui css

8.0.5

• Fix path to jquery ui css

8.0.4

• Added some extra nonces and sanitizations

8.0.3

• add filters so default markup can be overridden
• made checking and sending header follow the style option
• enabled the consent field to be a required field

8.0.2

• security fix

8.0.1

• better email debugging
• fix issue with quoted from emails not being accepted

8.0

• Fixed mail list for PHP 8
• Removed some warnings
• Removed deprecated licence code ( legacy pro user sorry if you haven’t moved over – but you have been given 18 months notice )
• Removed SMTP option – if you need SMTP use one of the several SMTP plugins
• Removed custom CSS from settings – if you need custom CSS use the customizer – additional CSS

7.0.7

• Fixed fatal error if slider width set to ‘blank’ or non number

7.0.6

• Fixed fatal error if slider width set to ‘blank’ or non number

7.0.5

• Fixed conflict with Gravity Form 2.5

7.0.4

• Fixed issue with widget settings
• Fixed PHP 8.0 Fatal error

7.0.3

• Added anti spam hook and integrated Fullworks Anti SPam

7.0.2

• Library update

7.0.1

• Language localisation of default error messages etc

7.0.0

• change of maintainer from Aerin to Fullworks

6.20

• Removed Mime from message headers

6.19

• Added Gutenberg block
• Fixed email builder in message centre
• Revised email header formatting

6.18

• Data storage consent option
• No data retention option
• Active Campaign option

6.17

• PHP7 bug fix

6.16

• Upgrade now has Mailchimp integration
• Multiple redirection options

6.15

• Added an upgrade option
• Removed depreciated WP function

6.14

• Option as to where the custom CSS load: external stylesheet or in document head

6.13

• Minor bug fixes

6.12

• Option to select email address for messages report
• Styles no longer loaded in head
• Datepicker uses WP localizer
• Thickness and handle corner styles for the slider
• Submit button hover styles
• Styling option for input margins and padding

6.11

• Option to require an attachment
• Validation and transmission without page reloads
• Slider width styles
• Improved autoresponder
• Better style handling

6.10.2

• Autofill option
• Bug fix for attachment uploads
• Improved attachments filename filter

6.10.1

• Widget update for WP 4.3

6.10

• New Autoresponder
• Updated header styling options
• Code optimisation
• Minor bug fixes

6.9.5

• Option to remove styling
• CSS Tweak to prevent double line spacing
• CSRF and XSS security patches

6.9.4

• Bug fix on the telephone number validation
• Tweak to Akismet functions

6.9.3

• Stylesheet bug fix.
• Updated javascript for range slider

6.9.2

• New range slider field
• Akismet bug fix
• Admin notice bug fix
• Page now reloads to form location not top of page
• Removed captcha column from messages report

6.9.1

• Option to delete individual messages
• On submit now returns page to the form location

6.9

• Now with Aksimet validation
• Locale scripts for dates
• Fixed captcha styling bug
• Better styling support for submit images

6.8.3

• Added styling options for the Error messages
• Fixed line height bug (that has been bugging me for ages)
• Fixed validation error on selector fields

6.8.2

• Added error message styles
• fixed broken link to CSS editor

6.8.1

• Bug fix to the multiuse selector fields
• fixed broken link to CSS editor

6.8

• Added second multi use field
• Changed selector fields to mulit use fields

6.7

• Added new multi use field
• Made Captcha a selectable field
• Added new styles for input fields
• fixed minor bugs (including the wrong shortcode)

6.6.2

• Fix so submit buttons now work properly

6.6.1

• Bug fix

6.6

• Submit button border styling
• Allow background images
• Moved selector options to the form field settings
• Added delete buttons to the setup page
• Fixed a bug in the submit button image styles
• Fixed a formatting bug on the messages page
• Made the settings pages a lot more pretty (and easier to use)

6.5.1

• Jquery bug fix

6.5

• Added SMTP option
• Styles now have color pickers
• Fixed the line height problem for some themes.
• Improved WordPress 3.8 styling

6.4

• More options for the thank-you messages
• WordPress 3.8 compatible

6.3

• Closed an XSS security hole
• Fixed some styling issue on the error messages.
• Added formating options for textarea
• Added more styling options for the submit button
• Added clickable lablels for radio and checkbox fields

6.2

• Fixed a complete cock up on the message styling

6.1

• Small bug fix to stop duplicate info being sent.
• Improved the way fonts are managed
• Added styling options for the submit button
• Added XSS filters
• Custom CSS now loads as an external file

6.0

• Whole new message display and download option.
• Fixed a bug that displayed empty message fields

5.7

• More options when you send the form.

5.6

• New form field. Adds a date picker to your forms.

5.5

• Option to select mail function

5.4

• Added dropdown to sidebar widget so you can select named forms

5.3

• Changed the order of the columns in the form settings page
• Made it easier to swap between named forms in the settings pages
• Fixed some spellings errors
• Bug fix: you can now add multiple email addresses on a fresh install

5.2.1

• Bug fix: wp_mail chopped the last character of the senders name off!

5.2

• Changed to wp_mail to fix webhosts blocking gmail and other webmail services
• Changed language to UTF-8
• Code tweaks

5.1

• Reset buttons on each page
• Simple validation of form names (replaces spaces with hyphens)
• Code tweaks

5.0

• Multiple forms! Something that has been a long time coming.

4.5

• Put all the admin functions in a seperate file (700 lines of code less for your visitors to load).
• Added options to change the fonts and field borders.
• Moved the styles to the documment head (no longer inline).
• Improved the tracking options.

4.4 & 4.4.1

• Bug fixes in the CSS
• Tweaked the admin code to make the UI a bit less sensitive to user settings

4.3

• Added option for 100% width (for responsive themes)

4.2

• Cleaned out a whole load of code – file is now 6Kb smaller.
• Rewritten the help files
• Tweaked the validation function

4.1

• Fixed a bug in file attachment processing
• Added stripslashes to the admin fields (a few had got missed)

4.0

• Option to send file attachments.
• Custom CSS support.
• Allow redirection after message has been sent.
• Reworked the ‘form settings’ instructions and added drag and drop arrows.
• Direct links to the CSS and PHP editors from the appropriate setting page.
• A lot of coding changes to speed up form processing.
• As soon as the last few users upgrade from Version 2 I can remove about 100 lines of code!

3.2 and 3.3.1

• Validation can check the email and telephone number format even if they are not required fields.
• Missing apostrophe added (bugfix).

3.1

• Random maths captcha added.
• Editable email subject line.
• Background colour options.
• Changed the layout of the form editor to make it simpler.
• Improved the the instructions for use.
• Fixed a small bug in the checkbox validator.

3.0

• Now lots of fields to select and arrange.
• Changed the way files are written to the database.

2.5

• Added tab to edit the error messages.

2.4

• Added options to edit the thank you message.
• Added options to display and track messages.

2.3

• Added options to select which fields you want on your form.
• Added a forth field so you can have email and telephone number (woo!)
• Tidied up the way messages are displayed.
• Fixed sorting bug.

2.2

• Added reset options.

2.1

• Tweak to the stylesheet to cope with the hopeless Internet Explorer CSS support.

2.0

• Major upgrade to the settings interface.
• Option to display latest messages on your dashboard.

1.4

• Added sidebar widget.
• Changed text colour of required fields (looks much nicer).

1.3

• Added an optional maths checker to catch the spambots.
• Added email and telephone number validation.

1.2

• Changed the way error and the thank you messages are displayed (no more popups).
• Added option to select which fields are required.

1.1

• Fixed ‘onclick’ bug

1.0

• Initial Issue

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