Login Form for Elementor
Login Form for Elementor replaces WordPress’s plain default login page with a custom login widget you can build entirely inside Elementor. Drag it onto any page, style it to match your brand, and give visitors a login experience that actually looks like the rest of your site. Whether you’re building a membership site, a client portal, a WooCommerce store, or just want your login page to stop looking like it’s from 2003 — this widget gives you full control without touching a line of code. Why you’ll like it 🎨 Looks like your site, not WordPress core. Style every element — fields, button, labels, links — right from the Elementor panel. ⚡ Set up in under a minute. Drag the widget in, it just works. No shortcodes, no settings pages to hunt through. 🔒 Clear, specific error messages. Users are told exactly whether their username or password was wrong — less support tickets, better UX. 🧩 Built for Elementor, properly. Native controls, typography panels, and Global Colors support — it behaves like a first-party Elementor widget. 🛠️ Granular styling control, right down to input border radius, field typography, and font weights. Features Content controls * Custom form title * Editable labels for Username and Password (or hide them entirely) * Editable placeholder text for both fields * Toggle “Remember Me” checkbox on/off * Custom button text Style controls * Button background & text color (with Elementor Global Colors support) * Button border radius * Input field border color, width, and radius * Forgot-password link color * Independent typography controls for input fields, the Remember Me label, and the Forgot Password link — font family, size, and weight, all separately adjustable Perfect for Membership and subscription sites Client portals and dashboards WooCommerce “My Account” style login pages Any site where the default wp-login.php page just doesn’t fit the brand
WPOrLogin – Custom Login, Social Login, CAPTCHA & Security
WPOrLogin combines custom login page design, social login and WordPress login security features in one plugin. Enable only the modules you need. Configure settings from the WordPress administration area. Social Login: Google, Facebook and Microsoft Let visitors sign in using their Google, Facebook or Microsoft accounts. Enable each provider independently using its own application credentials. Allow WordPress account registration through a supported provider when site registration is permitted. Use provider account identifiers and email information to recognize existing WordPress users. When account confirmation is required, visitors can confirm using a permitted login method. Support existing Google sign-ins when upgrading from previous versions. Display a provider profile picture when available and enabled, without requesting social account passwords. Optionally hide the standard WordPress registration form while keeping login available to existing users. Customize the WordPress Login Page Choose from eight layouts: Basic, Standard and six Premium designs. Customize logos, colors, typography, fields, buttons, form spacing and backgrounds using the WordPress Customizer. Choose static background images, rotating slideshows or video backgrounds (YouTube, Vimeo or Media Library MP4). Configure overlays and a fallback background image for mobile devices. Preview designs across different screen sizes. CAPTCHA Protection: reCAPTCHA and Turnstile Choose Google reCAPTCHA v2 checkbox, Google reCAPTCHA v3 or Cloudflare Turnstile. Configure site and secret keys for the selected service. Enable protection separately for login, registration and password recovery forms. Only the selected CAPTCHA service is used for protected forms. Limit Login Attempts Restrict repeated failed password login attempts by IP address. Configure attempt limits and temporary lockout duration. Review login attempt activity, blocked addresses and related details in the administrator report. Manage allowed IP addresses and unblock addresses when appropriate. Hide Login URL Replace the public WordPress login URL with a custom path, for example /access. Choose how requests to the original login URL are handled. Preserve password recovery links and the WordPress authentication process. If you use a caching plugin, exclude your custom login path from caching. Login and Logout Redirects Configure where users go after login and logout. Use available role-specific settings to redirect users to appropriate pages. Remove Login Language Selector Optionally hide the WordPress language selector on the login screen. Getting started: Activate WPOrLogin, open its settings, enable the modules you want, and save their settings. For social login or CAPTCHA, add credentials from the corresponding provider. Test login and password recovery before using a custom login URL on a live site. External Services and Privacy WPOrLogin contacts external services only when their related features are used. Website administrators choose which integrations to enable and should disclose them in their privacy information as appropriate. Google Login (optional): On sign-in, Google handles OAuth authentication. WPOrLogin requests the permitted identity information needed for login or account linking, such as an identifier, email, name and avatar. Privacy | Terms. Facebook Login (optional): Meta handles OAuth authentication and provides permitted identity information for login or linking. Privacy | Terms. Microsoft Login (optional): Microsoft handles OAuth authentication and may provide identity information and an avatar with the granted permissions. Privacy | Terms. Google reCAPTCHA (optional): Google scripts are loaded on protected forms, and a security token is sent to Google’s verification endpoint. Google may process browser and security information. Privacy | Terms. Cloudflare Turnstile (optional): The official Turnstile script is loaded on protected forms, and a challenge token is sent to Cloudflare for verification. Privacy | Terms. Video backgrounds (optional): If an administrator configures YouTube or Vimeo, visitors loading that background may contact those services. YouTube privacy | Vimeo privacy. IP lookup links (optional): Administrators can choose to open an IP address on WhatIsMyIPAddress. The external site is contacted when that link is clicked. WPOrLogin stores relevant WordPress account information and provider identifiers locally to support sign-in and account linking. It does not request social account passwords. Site administrators control credentials and enabled features.
