WPForms Email List Extractor
Export every email from your WPForms entries, even forms with two email fields, to CSV, TXT, JSON or HTML. Filter by form and date.
Create popups with your own editor or a single image, and choose exactly where, when and how often they appear.
Adds a Popups section to WordPress. Each popup is listed like a post, so you can save drafts, schedule, duplicate and trash them. Design it with the editor you already use, or just pick an image. Then choose where it shows, what opens it, and how often each visitor sees it.
The Block Editor, Classic Editor, Elementor and WPBakery all work. Or skip the editor and show a single image. If WPBakery's buttons don't appear on the popup screen, turn on "Popups" in WPBakery → Role Manager → Post Types.
Add the class `sp-open-ID` to any button, link, image or menu item, or link to `#sp-ID`. Each popup's side box shows its class with a Copy button. The popup's display rules must also allow that page.
Only the one with the highest priority opens by itself, so visitors never get a pile-up. Popups opened with a button always work.
Use Test it → Preview popup on page in the popup's side box. It ignores cookies, devices and display rules. To show it to every visitor again, click Reset for all visitors, then Update.
Yes. Cookies, devices and triggers are checked in the visitor's browser, so cached pages work correctly.
Yes, free forever under the GPL, with no sign-up and no upsells. It doesn't track you or your visitors. Its only cookie remembers whether a visitor already saw or closed a popup.
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Export every email from your WPForms entries, even forms with two email fields, to CSV, TXT, JSON or HTML. Filter by form and date.
Show your total WooCommerce product count anywhere with one shortcode. Filter by category, and leave out hidden products if you like.
Add video links to any WooCommerce product and show them on the product page — a slider when there's more than one.
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