Freeform Login Guide

Open Freeform Login under Settings and configure the background, brand, form, and placement. Review changes in the responsive preview before enabling them.

Check contrast, form width, and password-manager behavior on desktop and mobile.

Use [atshift_login] for the complete form. Use [atshift_passkey_login] when another plugin already provides username and password fields.

[atshift_passkey_profile] lets the signed-in user manage only their own passkeys and never accepts a user ID.

[atshift_login]
[atshift_passkey_login redirect="/my-account/" remember="true"]
[atshift_passkey_profile heading="false"]

Passkeys require PHP 8.3 or later, HTTPS, and the PHP JSON and OpenSSL extensions. Design and password login continue to work when those requirements are unavailable.

Each account can register up to five named passkeys. The profile shows the count from 0/5 to 5/5, registration date, and last-used date.

Pro is an add-on for the free plugin and keeps its existing settings.

Verify video weight, readability, password managers, and Jetpack SSO in staging before production.