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Integrate forms with ConvertKit

Last Update: July 14, 2026

ConvertKit (which rebranded to Kit in late 2024) is a creator-focused email marketing platform. By integrating it with Elementor, you can automatically send form submissions directly to your subscriber lists.

Note
Integrations are only available for plugin subscribers with Advanced plans (and above) and Elementor Hosting users with Business plans (and above) or Sell+ Pro plans (and above).


Enter your API key

Note: Before integrating your form with ConvertKit, you’ll need your ConvertKit API key. Refer to the ConvertKit website to get your API key.

  1. From WP Admin, navigate to Elementor>Editor>Settings.
    convertkit settings
  2. Click the Integrations tab.
    integrations tab
  3. Scroll down to the ConvertKit section.
    convertkit section
  4. In the text box, enter the ConvertKit API Key.
    api key
  5. Click Validate API Key.
    validate api key
  6. Scroll to the bottom of the screens and click Save Changes.
    save changes

Add ConvertKit to your form

  1. In the Elementor Editor, return to your form and expand the Actions After Submit section. 
    actions after submit
  2. In the Add Action box, click the + sign.
    form plus
  3. In the text box enter ConvertKit and choose it from the dropdown menu.
    convertkit select
    This adds a ConvertKit section to the panel.
  4. In the panel, expand the ConvertKit section.
    api key panel
  5. Confirm the API key is set to Default. This will use the API key you entered via WP Admin. 
    Note
    You have the option of entering a custom API key. This will allow you to assign specific forms to different campaigns.

    form field
  6. Use the Form dropdown menu to select the form and link it to ConvertKit. 
    A list of fields used by ConvertKit appears with a dropdown menu to the right.
  7. Use the dropdown menu to map the ConvertKit fields to the form fields.
  8. (Optional) In the tags field, add ConvertKit tags to the form submissions. This will help you organize the results more efficiently.    

Form submissions will be sent to your ConvertKit account. 

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