Editing checkout fields in classic and block checkout
Checkout Field Editor lets you manage fields in separate editors for classic and block checkout.
For classic checkout, the free version includes 20 field types; block checkout has 10. Add, edit, hide, delete, enable or disable fields, then use drag and drop to arrange their order. This suits stores that need to collect extra information without editing checkout code.
Field validation, visibility and address handling
The free version provides practical controls for field accuracy and where custom information appears.
- Validation: Check number, email, phone, state, postcode and URL entries.
- Field visibility: Choose whether custom fields appear in order details and emails; block checkout offers controls for admin and customer views.
- Address handling: Prevent country-based address overrides and adjust address formats shown on My Account, Thank You and transactional email pages.
- Reset: Restore the default checkout fields with one click, which is useful when you want to undo a configuration.
What the Pro version adds
Pro extends field types, placement and editing beyond the free checkout-field controls.
- Extra field types: Add file upload, time picker, date picker and label fields.
- Conditional setup: Display sections and fields based on conditions, and place sections in 14 locations.
- Advanced controls: Add custom validations and pricing options, adjust address display, and use developer hooks.
- Extended editing: Edit fields on My Account and user profiles, with third-party integrations also included.
Choosing the right checkout editor and language workflow
Choosing the editor that matches the checkout layout is essential, and block checkout currently offers fewer field types.
Use Classic Checkout Fields for shortcode-based checkout pages and Blocks Checkout Fields for WooCommerce Checkout Blocks. The block editor supports 10 types, so check that its selection covers your needs before switching workflows. Translation is supported through WPML, Polylang and Loco Translate. The plugin was updated within the last week; its support record shows two threads, with 50% resolved, a limited signal rather than a clear measure of ongoing responsiveness.
A flexible free editor with meaningful limits in block checkout
This is a strong fit for stores seeking broad free customization of classic checkout, but block users face a narrower selection.
The free edition covers many common field types and basic management needs. Pro is needed for pricing, conditional logic, extra field types and editing beyond checkout, so those requirements should shape the purchase decision. The plugin is widely installed and has excellent ratings across many reviews; its recent update is encouraging, while the small support record offers limited evidence for judging consistency.
