Signature for Gravity Forms
Add a drawable signature field to any Gravity Form so users can sign directly in the browser on any device.
What it does
Collecting signatures usually means sending users to a separate signing service or asking them to print, sign, and scan documents. This add-on keeps the whole process inside your Gravity Forms workflow.
You add a signature field to any form, and visitors draw their signature with a mouse, stylus, or finger. The signed image is stored as a file on your WordPress site. You can use multiple signature fields in one form and apply Gravity Forms conditional logic to them.
It works on desktop, tablet, and mobile, and signature data is included in CSV and Excel exports. The field is built with modern Vanilla JavaScript, so it does not depend on jQuery.
Key features
- Drawable signature field you can add to any Gravity Form
- Multiple signature fields supported within a single form
- Responsive on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices
- Signatures stored as image files on your WordPress site
- Works with Gravity Forms conditional logic
- Signature data included in CSV and Excel exports
- Built with Vanilla JavaScript, no jQuery dependency
Good for
Written from Ujwol Bastakoti’s own listing. Version and dates come straight from the source and are checked weekly.
Where are the signatures stored?
Signatures are captured in the browser and saved as image files on your WordPress website.
Can I use more than one signature field in a single form?
Yes, the add-on supports multiple signature fields within the same form.
Does it work on phones and tablets?
Yes, the field is responsive and supports touch input on mobile and tablet devices.
Can I export signature data?
Signature data is included when you export entries to CSV or Excel.