How to Print Your WordPress Form Submissions to PDF

Last updated on Oct 26, 2017 by Shahzad Saeed

Do you want to save or print a WordPress form entry in PDF? WPForms allows you to natively export a form entry as PDF for better ability to print it. In this article, we’ll show you how to export a WordPress form entry as PDF and print it.

Why Print a WordPress Form Entry?

For many users exporting their form entries as a PDF file is greatly helpful for better ability to print it. If you export an entry as PDF, you can even easily attach it within an email as a proof of the users’ interaction with your website.

With WPForms, you can print a WordPress form entry in just a click. Let’s walk you through a step-by-step guide on printing a WordPress form entry.

Create a WordPress Form

The first thing you need to do is to install and activate the WPForms plugin on your site. To get started, you can read how to install a WordPress plugin.

Then, you’ll have to get a form created. You can see our tutorial on how to create a simple contact form.

Print a Form Entry

To print a form entry, go to WPForms » Entries. To see a list of form entries, make sure to select the right contact form. Click View to choose a form entry that you want to print as PDF.

Now click Print in the Actions section at the right-hand side of your page.

Clicking on it will direct you to a new cleaner page where you can view the form entry without any distraction. Then, click Print again.

In Chrome, if your device is connected to a printer, you can print it or you’ll be asked to save the form as PDF. Just click the blue Save button to continue.

If you’re using another browser, you can use a tool like PDFCreator to print directly to PDF.

That’s it!

We hope this article helped you print your WordPress form submissions into PDF.

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