Views for Elementor Forms allows you to display, search, paginate, and even edit Elementor Forms entries right on the frontend of your site — no need to access the WordPress admin panel.

You can design how the data appears using Elementor’s visual builder, including table, list, or grid layouts, and control which users can view or edit their own entries.

Features

• Elementor visual builder Template
• Display Elementor Forms submissions on the frontend.
• Choose between Table, List, or Grid layouts.
• Pagination and search filters.
• View single entry details.
• Edit entries directly from the frontend.
• Supports Elementor repeater controls for flexible layout customization.
• Built-in responsive controls for width and spacing.
• Developer-friendly with filters and hooks.

Perfect for

• User dashboards showing their submitted forms.
• Frontend submission management.
• Custom My Account pages.
• Collaborative data viewing (e.g., job applications, contact logs, etc.).

This add-on is also available in the Elementor Forms Add-on Bundle – Save up to 90%

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