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Airtable in Core Forms

Create Airtable records using the destination’s field types.

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Core Forms reads your table schema and converts mapped values to the correct Airtable types. It sends numbers and checkboxes as native values and multi-select fields as arrays.

What you get

How Airtable works in Core Forms

Schema discovery

Enter a base ID and table name or ID. The action reads its field types.

Typed fields

Map text, email, URL, phone, numbers, dates, checkboxes, selects, and record-ID links. Attachments and computed fields are not included.

Optional metadata

Form and Submitted At are populated only when enabled and those columns exist.

Set it up

Connect Airtable in 3 minutes

  1. 1

    Create a personal access token

    Grant schema.bases:read and data.records:write for the destination base.

  2. 2

    Choose the destination

    Enter the base ID and table name or ID.

  3. 3

    Map fields

    Use form_field=Column Name, or match existing column names automatically.

Want the long version? Read the step-by-step guide with screenshots of every setting.

Inside Core Forms

The action in WP-Admin

The Add to Airtable action with a personal access token, base ID, table name and a field map
Types are read from the table schema, so numbers, checkboxes and multi-selects arrive typed.

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Airtable and every Core Forms-built integration on this site are included with your license. Use code CFLAUNCH for 20% off either plan. Ends September 30, 2026 (IST).

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