Gravity Forms Sliders
Add draggable sliders to Gravity Forms number fields for range inputs, rating scales, and real-time calculations.
What it does
Typing a number into a plain input box isn't always the best experience. GP Sliders replaces standard number fields with draggable sliders, letting your visitors pick values by sliding rather than typing — which works especially well for budgets, ratings, and quantities.
You can set a minimum, maximum, and step size (including decimals and negative numbers), add prefixes or suffixes like $ or %, and show tooltips or tick marks. Range sliders let users pick both a start and end value. For surveys, you can define labeled steps like Poor, Fair, Good, Very Good, and Excellent — users see the labels while you receive numeric values behind the scenes.
The add-on works with existing Gravity Forms Number fields or dedicated Slider fields you build from scratch. Either way, sliders stay fully compatible with Gravity Forms calculations, conditional logic, and entry exports.
Key features
- Replace Number fields with draggable sliders — no form rebuild needed
- Range sliders capture both a start and end value
- Custom labeled steps for survey-style rating scales (e.g., Poor → Excellent)
- Set min, max, step size, and decimal precision including fractional increments
- Horizontal and vertical slider orientations
- Display prefixes, suffixes, tooltips, and tick marks without changing stored data
- Full compatibility with Gravity Forms calculations, conditional logic, and exports
Good for
Written from Gravity Wiz’s own listing. Version and dates come straight from the source and are checked weekly.
Can I use sliders with my existing Number fields?
Yes. GP Sliders works with existing Gravity Forms Number fields, so you don't have to rebuild your forms. Dedicated Slider fields are also available if you prefer to start fresh.
Do labeled steps (like Poor, Excellent) work with calculations?
Yes. Users see the readable labels, but the stored values are numeric, so they work in calculations, conditional logic, and exports.
Can a slider capture two values, like a price range?
Yes. Range sliders let you capture both a start and end value in a single field.
Does it support decimal or fractional step sizes?
Yes. You can define step sizes including decimals and fractional increments, such as 0.5 intervals.