ACF Views for WordPress
The plugin allows you to display selected ACF fields or Posts anywhere using shortcodes, HTML markup is automatically created by the plugin.

Display ACF fields and Posts
Solve all these scenarios without coding.
- Display ACF fields on a page
- Display specific posts (built-in or CPT) in a grid or list beautifully
- Display specific post or CPT item with its fields
- Display specific ACF fields for all items of a CPT
Nearly all plugins use Custom Post Types (CPT) to store their data. Plugins like WooCommerce call it Products, whatever they’re called the ACF Views plugin supports it all.

Less time with less effort
Better than coding. See why here.
Select fields from a list, no need to worry about their names and return types
UI to define selection filters, no need to worry about DB query arguments
Editing theme templates via FTP is in the past
CSS and JS code can be added without hassle
Built-in features, like pagination to save hours of coding

How it works
View for ACF fields
Create a View and assign one or more custom fields, our plugin then generates a shortcode that you’ll use to display the field values to users. Style the output with the CSS field included in every View.
Card for post selections
Create a Card and assign posts (or CPT items), choose a View (that will be used to display each item) and our plugin generates a shortcode that you’ll use to display the set of posts. The list of posts can be assigned manually or dynamically with filters.

Extensive Docs and Friendly Support
Our YouTube channel showcases the use of our plugin and its features, making it easier for new users to get started. See our Docs for step by step guides and for information about customization.
Questions about the Basic ACF Views plugin are handled through the support forum. Customers with an active Pro license have personal support via our support form.

Powerful features

High Performance
Every wrapper has some overhead. We do our best to make this number as small as possible. One unique ACF View/Card on a page would only effect this by 0.01 seconds* overhead compared to the usual way with coding. It’s impossible to notice these tiny numbers visually without testing it.
*More about the test here.

Many supported field types
All these field types with values are supported.
