Gravity Perks Live Preview

Testing a Gravity Form usually means creating a post or a page, adding a shortcode and reloading it again and again. Gravity Perks Live Preview removes that routine. One click on the Live Preview button in the Gravity Forms toolbar opens your form on the actual site frontend, so you see it with your theme styling and the same layout visitors will see.

The plugin also helps with the testing itself. In preview mode you can make required fields optional, reveal hidden fields, skip form restrictions such as entry limits or scheduling, and stop notification emails from going out. Forms with AJAX enabled can be previewed too, which the default Gravity Forms preview does not support. This makes it a practical tool for anyone who builds, debugs or refines complex forms.

Features

• Live frontend preview: See your Gravity Forms on the real site frontend without creating a post or setting up a shortcode page just to check how a form looks.
• One-click toolbar access: A Live Preview button sits right in the Gravity Forms toolbar, so you can open a preview from the editor with a single click.
• Make required fields optional: Turn mandatory fields into optional ones during preview, so you can submit a form quickly without filling in every input.
• AJAX forms in preview: Preview forms that have AJAX enabled and see how they behave for visitors. The native Gravity Forms preview does not offer this.
• Reveal hidden fields: Show every hidden field in a form without changing its settings. This makes debugging simpler and helps make sure no field is overlooked.
• Pause notification emails: Stop notification emails from being sent when you submit a form during a preview, so test entries do not fill your inbox.
• Bypass form restrictions: Ignore restrictions such as entry limits or scheduling while previewing, so you can test a form fully without those rules getting in the way.
• Works with other Gravity Perks: Built to run alongside popular Gravity Perks add-ons and to handle complex theme and plugin setups, so previews stay consistent.

Best for

• Developers building and debugging Gravity Forms
• Agencies testing client forms before launch
• Site owners who edit complex Gravity Forms often