JetFormBuilder Drag and Drop File Upload

Standard forms often make file sharing awkward. Visitors have to browse folders, pick files one at a time, and guess which formats are accepted. JetFormBuilder Drag and Drop File Upload replaces that with a field where people drop files straight onto the form or choose them the traditional way. They can send several files at once, and the field works on desktop, mobile and tablet screens.

The plugin works inside your existing JetFormBuilder forms, so uploads are handled as part of the same form workflow. You set the restrictions and instructions for each upload field, and the plugin checks file size and type before accepting anything. Uploaded files are stored automatically and can be found in the WordPress backend. It suits contact forms, job applications and customer feedback forms.

Features

• Drag-and-drop upload field: Visitors can drop files onto the form area or use the usual file selection, which makes sending documents and images quick for people on any kind of device.
• Multiple file uploads: Users can submit several files in one go instead of repeating the process for each one, which suits applications and requests that need supporting documents.
• Many file formats: The field accepts images, documents, PDFs and other file types, so it can serve different forms, from résumé submissions to feedback with screenshots.
• Size and type validation: Built-in checks on file size and file type help keep unwanted or harmful uploads out, so you only receive the files your form is meant to collect.
• Customizable field settings: Adjust the restrictions and instructions for each upload field to match the needs of a particular form and tell visitors exactly what to submit.
• Works inside JetFormBuilder: The add-on plugs into JetFormBuilder, so file uploads are managed within your existing form workflow alongside the rest of your form data.
• Responsive upload experience: The upload field is designed to behave consistently across desktop, mobile and tablet, so visitors get the same experience whichever screen they use.
• Stored files in WordPress: Uploaded files are saved automatically and can be accessed from the WordPress backend, which keeps retrieval and management of submissions in one familiar place.

Best for

• Job application forms that collect résumés and documents
• Contact and support forms that accept images or PDFs
• Sites already building forms with JetFormBuilder