About this plugin
atshift User Profile Fields helps administrators create cleaner WordPress user profile screens.
The basic version includes:
- Custom profile fields
- Required field validation
- Select, radio, checkbox, text, textarea, email, URL, and number fields
- Default WordPress profile field visibility controls
- Downloadable JSON distribution sets and validated file import
- Bundled WordPress default profile preset for user creation and saved-user editing
- Optional Passkeys field placement when atshift Freeform Login provides passkey management
- Protected deletion of plugin settings and optional custom profile values
- A designed admin interface for everyday profile management
Links
- Official website: plugins.at-shift.net/en/user-profile-fields
Pro Add-on
The optional Pro add-on extends the field sets created with the free plugin. It is installed alongside this free base plugin.
Try the Pro add-on for 7 days or purchase
Pro adds user classifications, visibility and editing permissions, public profiles, user directories, shortcodes, and CSV workflows for sites that need to publish or manage profile data beyond the WordPress admin screens.
Displaying Custom Field Values
Custom fields are saved as user meta. Use the field key shown in the field editor.
The recommended helper returns the raw saved value, so escape it for the output context:
$value = atshift_upf_get_user_field( 'your_field_key', $user_id ); echo esc_html( $value );
You can also read the user meta directly. The meta key is _atshift_upf_ followed by the saved field key:
$value = get_user_meta( $user_id, '_atshift_upf_your_field_key', true ); echo esc_html( $value );
Text, textarea, email, URL, number, select, and radio fields save a single sanitized value. Image fields save the selected image URL, so escape them as URLs:
$image_url = atshift_upf_get_user_field( 'profile_image', $user_id ); if ( $image_url ) { echo '<img src="'. esc_url( $image_url ). '" alt="">'; }
Checkbox fields save 1 when checked and 0 when unchecked. Standard WordPress profile fields, such as email, first name, and website, use the normal WordPress user APIs instead of the _atshift_upf_ custom meta key.
Related Projects
- atshift Freeform Login – design the WordPress login screen and place a matching login form on site pages.
- at-shift Fields – arrange custom fields for posts and custom post types with a similar field-building experience.
- atshift Feed Builder – create purpose-specific RSS 2.0 and JSON Feed 1.1 feeds from structured WordPress content, including atshift User Profile Fields values.