Surbma | Divi & Gravity Forms
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About
Responsive Divi form styles for Gravity Forms.
What It Does
The Surbma Divi and Gravity Forms plugin applies responsive styling to Gravity Forms when used inside the Divi theme or Divi Builder, making default form fields blend visually with Divi-designed pages. It handles layout, spacing, and input styling so contact, lead, and inquiry forms match the rest of a Divi site without manual CSS work.
Who It's For
This is a good fit for small to mid-sized Divi-based sites that already use Gravity Forms and want their forms to look like a native part of the Divi design system. Marketing agencies, real estate brokerages, consulting firms, and local service businesses running lead or booking pages on Divi will get the most value from the visual consistency it provides.
Who Should Skip It
If you are not using the Divi theme or the Divi Builder, this plugin does nothing for you, and anyone relying on a page builder other than Divi should look at form-styling plugins built for their stack instead. It is also overkill if you only have one or two basic forms or are comfortable writing custom CSS.
The Bottom Line
Surbma Divi and Gravity Forms is a small, single-purpose plugin that does one thing well: it makes Gravity Forms look at home inside Divi layouts, and its perfect 21-review rating suggests it does it reliably. The main caution is the lack of any public support history and the modest install base, so if responsive form styling is exactly what you need and you already use Divi plus Gravity Forms, it is worth installing. If you want broader Divi tooling or stronger support signals, look at one of the higher-install alternatives above.
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