How to Create a Login Form on a WordPress Website

Login forms are used to manage users on a website When you offer user registration, users need to log in to your website. This form might seem complicated to create, but it’s easier with the best contact form plugin, Fluent Forms.
Let’s learn how to create a login form from scratch.
How to create a login form
We need to open a New Blank Form first.

Put the fields you intend to use in a login form.
Generally in a login form, user name, email, and password fields are used. We’ve used only email and password fields here. Save the form and copy the form ID (shortcode).

Click on ‘Add New Page’ and paste your form’s shortcode there.


After saving your login page, you need to edit functions.php on your site. To do that, you need to click here and you’ll see some coding. Copy all of it, but remember you need to put your form ID here.

Now go to the Theme File Editor from the Appearance section.

You’ll see Theme Functions on the right side. Click on it, and go to the end of the editor. Put some spaces and paste the code you copied before.
Finally click on Update File and your login form is good to go.

Here’s how your login form might look like:

And after the users press login, they should be directed to an interface like this.

Use cases
Login pages are necessary if you are offering user registration from your website. If you run an online shop or a subscription-based business log-in forms can be used there to manage the users.
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2 responses to “How to Create a Login Form on a WordPress Website”
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From my understanding, this tutorial is not for a login page as it states, this is a registration page/feed. Is it possible to just log users in without performing a registration every time?
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Yes, as it showed you can enable auto-login (from settings) users after registration.
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