Elementor
+ Register & Login Actions

The Elementor Pro Form widget can e-mail you, store submissions and call webhooks, but it cannot create a WordPress user, log a visitor in or send a password reset link. The Elementor Register & Login Actions add-on adds those three actions to the Form widget you already use, so your sign-up and login forms keep your styling, multi-step layout, conditional fields and every other action after submit.

Choose User Registration, Log In or Lost Password under Actions After Submit and tell the action which field holds the e-mail address, the password and the other details. New users get the role you pick, and the add-on checks on the server that it is safe for a public form: administrator and any role that can manage the site or other users are refused, whatever was saved in the editor.

Passwords are taken out of the submission before Elementor stores it or runs the other actions, so they never reach Submissions, notification e-mails or webhooks. Login errors are the same for unknown users and wrong passwords, failed logins are limited per visitor and username with an atomic counter, and every form carries its own token. For Elementor with Elementor Pro.

Elementor Pro checks the fields of a submitted form and then runs the actions after submit. Just before those actions run, the add-on takes the password fields out of the submission, checks the license, the form token and that the request comes from your site, and does the account work with the standard WordPress functions: it creates the user, logs the visitor in or asks WordPress to send the reset e-mail. If that fails, for example because the role is not safe or the password is too short, Elementor answers with the error straight away and the other actions do not run. The add-on makes no outside connection of its own beyond the license and update checks.