Signature field for Elementor Forms

74 Quality Score

Active Installs

15/30

With roughly 2,000 active installs it is a niche add-on, comfortably ahead of equally rated plugins but far behind the leading Elementor Forms integrations.

Update Freshness

25/25

Last updated May 2026 and tested against WordPress 7.0, so the code clearly keeps pace with current core releases.

User Rating

12/15

Four perfect ratings are encouraging, though the sample size is too small to read much into the 100/100 score.

Support Health

8/15

Zero support threads opened is a good sign that the plugin has not broken for anyone yet, but it also means there is no public track record of how the author handles problems.

WP Compatibility

15/15

Compatibility is excellent on paper, though the absurdly low minimums of WordPress 2.0 and PHP 5.2 are clearly placeholder values rather than real requirements.

Scores higher than 35% of indexed plugins

About

Elementor Form Signature field add-on makes it easy for users to sign your forms.

Active Installs 2k+

Rating ★★★★★ 5/5

Last Updated 2026-09-24 7:48am GMT

Requires WordPress 2.0+

Tested Up To 7.1.2

Requires PHP 5.2+

✓ No known vulnerabilities

What It Does

Signature field for Elementor Forms adds a drag-and-sign widget to the Elementor Pro Form builder so site owners can collect handwritten signatures from visitors without needing a separate e-signature service. Submitted signatures are stored alongside the rest of the form entry data and can be exported or forwarded through standard Elementor Form actions. It is a lightweight add-on aimed at extending an existing Elementor Forms workflow rather than replacing it.

Who It's For

This plugin suits small businesses and freelancers who already build their intake, consent, or contract forms with Elementor Pro and want a simple way to capture a signature on the same submission. It works well for real estate agents, clinics, delivery services, and event organizers who need a basic signed acknowledgement rather than a full audit-trail e-signature product.

Who Should Skip It

Anyone who needs legally binding e-signatures with identity verification, tamper-evident audit trails, or ESIGN/UETA compliance should look at dedicated platforms like DocuSign or WP E-Signature instead. It is also pointless for sites that do not use Elementor Pro Forms, since the widget depends on that builder.

The Bottom Line

For 2,000 sites this little widget does exactly one thing and does it on a current WordPress build, which is a fair trade at its likely free price point. The catch is the very thin rating pool, zero public support history, and no evidence of advanced features like signature image encryption or audit logs. It is a sensible, minimal pick for Elementor Pro users with straightforward consent-form needs, but anyone with real legal exposure should pair it with, or replace it with, a proper e-signature platform.

Pick this when your priority is archiving every Elementor Form submission (including the new signature field) into a searchable database or Google Sheet.

GSheetConnector for Elementor Forms – Sync Elementor Forms to Google Sheets 80/100

Choose this if you need signature submissions pushed live to a Google Sheet for reporting or workflow automation.

Digital Signature For Contact Form 7 79/100

Go with this if your site runs Contact Form 7 rather than Elementor Pro Forms and you need the same kind of signature capture.

Telephone field for Elementor Forms 79/100

Choose this only when your gap is a properly validated phone field on Elementor Forms, not signatures.

Conditional Logic Emails, Fields, Redirect for Elementor Forms 75/100

Pick this if you want to show or hide the signature field, or trigger follow-up emails, based on earlier answers in the same form.