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A Gravity Forms add-on that turns form submissions into Trello cards, placing each entry on a chosen board and list so teams can act on it.
| Version | 2.2.1 |
|---|---|
| Last Updated | July 28, 2026 |
| Type | WordPress Plugin |
| License | GPL v2 or later |
| Live Demo | View demo → |
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- GPL licensed — use it on unlimited websites, personal or client
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Description
This plugin connects Gravity Forms to Trello, so each form submission becomes a card on the board and list you select. Cards can be assigned to team members, given labels and due dates, and can carry uploaded files. Conditional logic decides which submissions actually create a card.
Key Features
- Automatic card creation – A new Trello card is created as soon as someone submits the connected form, so entries do not need to be moved by hand.
- Board and list routing – You pick which Trello board and list receive the new cards, so entries land in the correct workflow.
- Member assignment – Cards can be assigned to team members automatically, making it clear who is responsible for each submission.
- Labels and due dates – Trello labels and deadlines can be applied to each card, along with the details your team needs.
- File attachments – Files uploaded through the form are attached to the card, keeping related documents together.
- Conditional card creation – Gravity Forms conditional logic controls when a card is created, so only relevant submissions trigger tasks.
Who Is It For
Teams, agencies, and businesses that already run projects on Trello and collect information through WordPress forms. It suits anyone who wants form entries to become trackable tasks instead of sitting in an inbox.
