Connect forms, triggers, and page placement

WPB Popup for Contact Form 7 Pro displays forms configured in Contact Form 7 in responsive popup windows, so visitors can send contact requests, leave feedback, ask product or pre-sales questions, or request customizations while staying on the current page. Contact Form 7 is required.

Create unlimited popup buttons and assign various forms to different buttons, pages, locations, or layouts. Popups can appear as standalone elements or in Elementor layouts, and multiple configured popups can appear on the same page.

Choose how visitors open a popup

Add buttons or links with shortcodes, PHP functions, or WordPress action hooks. You can also add trigger links to navigation menus or use the Elementor widget. Automatic triggers can open a popup on page load, exit intent, scroll, or hover. Target specific URLs, pages, or post types to control where they appear.

Adjust styling and behavior

Use the advanced popup button generator to choose from multiple button designs, with additional styling and customization controls for the popup and button. Customize opening and closing animations, and enable automatic closing after a successful form submission.

The interface is responsive and mobile-friendly, with RTL and translation support.

Use with WooCommerce and page builders

WooCommerce settings let you add Contact Form 7 popup buttons to product pages for product inquiries, pre-sales questions, customization requests, or requests for more information.

The add-on works with Gutenberg and works with Elementor, Elementor Pro, Divi, WPBakery Page Builder, Visual Composer, Beaver Builder, Oxygen, and other listed page-building workflows. Shortcodes also work in compatible layouts and builders.

Install and set up

1. Install Contact Form 7.
2. Install and activate WPB Popup for Contact Form 7 Pro in WordPress.
3. Configure the Contact Form 7 form you want to use.
4. Create a popup button or trigger and assign the form to it.
5. Add the generated shortcode, Elementor widget, PHP function, or action hook where the trigger should appear.

Setup documentation and video tutorials are available. Premium support is included, and free installation is available if needed.