Elementor Forms Google Sheets Connector PRO

Route form submissions into Google Sheets

Elementor Forms Google Sheets Connector PRO sends submissions from Elementor Pro Forms, Elementor Atomic Forms, and MetForm to a selected Google Spreadsheet. Each new submission is added as a row in real time. Standard and advanced form fields are supported, and the submission date is recorded automatically.

Use the connection to organize leads, contact inquiries, bookings, registrations, or customer information in a spreadsheet. MetForm Free and Pro are supported. Elementor Pro is required for the Elementor Form widget.

PRO controls for fields and spreadsheet layout

• Create column headers automatically from form fields.
• Synchronize existing Elementor, Elementor Atomic Form, or MetForm entries.
• Edit and reorder fields, or enable and disable individual fields before synchronization.
• Capture submission time, IP address, browser information, and additional metadata.
• Freeze header rows, personalize header colors, and apply alternate row styling.
• Authenticate with Google OAuth 2.0, manual Google API configuration, or a Service Account.

The extension also maps form fields to sheet columns, lets you view the connected spreadsheet from its settings, and works with one-time Google authentication for ongoing synchronization. Multiple forms can connect to various spreadsheets; PRO supports multiple feeds per form.

Configure the form-to-sheet connection

First, authenticate with Google using an available method. Then enter the Google Sheet name, Sheet ID, tab name, and tab ID in the plugin settings or in the Elementor Form editor. In the editor, open Actions After Submit and select GSheetConnector.

Next, prepare the spreadsheet and match its column headers to the form field labels when needed. PRO can create headers from the form fields. Set which fields to synchronize and their order, and choose whether to include extended metadata. Submit a test form to check that its data reaches the connected sheet.

Use cases and installation

The connector can keep incoming lead, booking, registration, and customer records in a shared spreadsheet. When moving an existing form process, synchronize previously submitted entries. Frozen headers and row styling can help keep the sheet readable as it grows.

Install and activate the plugin in WordPress, authenticate with Google, and configure the spreadsheet details. Select GSheetConnector as an action after form submission, map or generate the sheet headers, and save the settings. Test a submission before using the workflow for live form data.