Turn on the integration
- Go to Settings → Confetti and open the Integrations tab.
- Find WPForms in the list and click its toggle.

There’s no effect to pick here, because that choice happens on each form. Turning the toggle on is what makes the confetti option appear in WPForms, and every form stays quiet until you choose an effect for it.
Add confetti to a form
- Go to WPForms → All Forms and edit the form you want. The gear icon next to WPForms on the Integrations tab takes you straight there.
- Open Settings → Confirmations.
- Pick the effect you want in the Confetti setting.
- Save the form.
The confirmation type has to be Message for this to work. A confirmation that shows a page or redirects to a URL leaves the form behind before the confetti can run, so the setting only appears for message confirmations.
When it fires
The confetti runs when the form submits successfully and WPForms shows the confirmation message. A submission that fails validation shows the error instead and no confetti appears.