Rating Form 1.6.9
Rating Form lets you design versatile rating forms—stars, hearts, smileys, thumbs, or upload your own shapes—so you can match your brand. It’s beginner-friendly, multilingual WordPress-ready (WPML-ready) and supports multiple forms via shortcodes, with time-based limits and rich snippets to boost search visibility. Ideal for engaging feedback and actionable insights.
Description
Rating Form is a WordPress plugin that helps you create versatile rating forms for feedback, engagement, and usability checks. You can use stars, hearts, smileys, thumbs, or upload your own shapes to match your brand style. It solves the need for a configurable, consistent way to collect ratings without custom development. With shortcodes, you can place multiple rating forms across your WordPress site and control their behavior per form.
The plugin is beginner-friendly and multilingual-ready, including a WPML-compatible translation template (.pot). It also supports time-based rating limits and can display rating results as rich snippets in search engines like Google, helping your content stand out.
Main Features
- Customizable rating shapes — Choose stars, hearts, smileys, thumbs, or upload your own shapes.
- Configurable range of options — Set a minimum of 1 up to a maximum of 10 shapes per rating.
- Multilingual support — Includes a .pot template and works with WPML.
- Multiple forms via shortcodes — Add several rating forms on different pages/posts using shortcodes.
- Parent/child form creation — Create child rating forms through a shortcode attribute (custom_id).
- Per-form individual settings — Each rating form can have its own options.
- Styling controls — Adjust shape size, colors, and alignment for a brand-consistent look.
- Time-based rating limits — Limit votes by duration (e.g., 10 votes per hour/day/week) or allow unlimited ratings.
- Rich snippet output — Show rating results in search engines like Google.
Benefits
- More actionable feedback — Collect structured ratings that are easy to interpret.
- Better user experience — Provide a familiar visual interaction that fits your site design.
- Higher engagement — Time limits can encourage prompt participation while preventing repeated voting.
- Consistency across pages — Shortcodes make it simple to deploy multiple rating forms sitewide.
- Improved multilingual UX — WPML compatibility helps keep form labels consistent for different audiences.
- SEO visibility — Rich snippets can increase search results relevance and click interest.
Who is it suitable for?
- WooCommerce stores collecting product feedback and satisfaction ratings.
- WordPress blog and content sites that want ratings for articles, guides, or reviews.
- Agencies building branded experiences for multiple clients in WordPress.
- Multilingual websites using WPML that need translated rating interfaces.
- Course platforms and online schools collecting ratings for lessons or materials.
- Community sites using WordPress to gather user opinions and improvement signals.