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Forminator 1.29 Introduces New PDF Receipt Template & Slider Form Field


Since the release of Forminator’s new PDF Generator Addon, the team has been hard at work cooking up even more handy features, and today we’re excited to announce the first of our time-saving PDF templates!

A PDF receipt/invoice template was highly-requested by Forminator users. Learn everything you need to know about the new addition and see it in action in this post.

But wait, there’s more… Forminator 1.29 also added another handy ‘slider’ form field feature, perfect for forms where selecting a range is required or beneficial – you can now add one in a few clicks!

Here’s what we’re covering:

Why use the PDF receipt template?

Many Forminator users collect on-site payments directly through their forms via integrated PayPal and Stripe fields.

So, we knew it was essential for us to provide an easy and streamlined way for you to create professional receipts/invoices for clients.

The new PDF receipt template does exactly this…

You can easily create professional PDF receipts that automatically and accurately output with form data and can be sent to clients after on-site form payment.

No more manual work or sending receipts via a third-party payments provider – now it’s all easy and automated for you.

How the PDF receipt template works

A few PSA’s before we continue…

To use the PDF receipt template you must:

Cool? Let’s continue!

After creating your on-site payment form, navigate to Edit Form > PDF, then click Create New PDF.

Creating a new PDF couldn’t be easier thanks to Forminator’s integrated addon.

…Give your PDF a name.

A screen showing where you give your PDF a name.

…Select the brand new Receipt PDF template.

A screen showing the option of choosing a defined PDF template.
Choose from a selection of unique templates, including the new Receipt option.

Next, enter the payee and payer data you want included on your receipts.

You will notice you can add dynamic data merge tags, which automatically pulls and outputs data from your forms.

For example, you can dynamically include form fields like Name, Email, or Phone Number, and these will automatically populate in your PDF receipt.

A screen showing how users can easily edit the payee and payer details of their PDF receipts.
Easily add payee and payer info, including dynamic field population that automatically outputs in your final PDF.

After confirming the details, you’ll be taken back to the Edit PDF screen where you can also edit your PDF header, footer, and add any additional fields if needed.

A screen showing the editing options available with your PDF.
On top of the default template settings, you can edit the header, footer, and add more fields.

Next, you can customize the appearance of your PDF and adjust page size and margin settings.

We’ll be adding more advanced customization options soon. In the meantime, you can manually adjust the appearance of your PDFs with the Custom CSS option.

As screen showing how you can adjust the appearance of your PDF
Adjust the appearance of your PDF with some basic customization options.

When you’re happy with the appearance, layout, and info included, you can preview your receipt with one click.