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Captchas

Captcha.Eu

Follow the below steps to connect Formie to Captcha.eu.

Step 1. Open the Captcha Settings

  1. Navigate to Formie → Settings → Spam Protection → Captchas.
  2. Select Captcha.eu in the left-hand sidebar.
  3. Turn on Enabled.

Step 2. Get Your Captcha.Eu Keys

  1. Go to Captcha.eu (opens new window) and create an account, or sign in to an existing one.
  2. In the dashboard, go to Domains and add the domain you want to protect.
  3. Captcha.eu will generate a Public Key and Rest Key for that domain.
  4. Copy both keys.

Step 3. Connect Formie to Captcha.Eu

  1. Paste the Public Key into the Public Key field in Formie.
  2. Paste the Rest Key into the Rest Key field in Formie.
  3. Leave Endpoint as https://www.captcha.eu unless Captcha.eu has given you a different endpoint.
  4. Save the captcha settings.

Step 4. Form Setting

  1. Go to the form you want to protect.
  2. Enable Captcha.eu for that form.
  3. For multi-page forms, turn on Show on All Pages if the captcha should run on every page instead of only the final submit step.
  4. Save the form.

Captcha.eu relies on Formie's front-end output, so test it on the rendered form after saving your settings.

Verify a Submission

Save the form, open it on your site and submit recognisable test values. Submit through the site and check the resulting submission and spam state. A saved credential alone does not verify the visitor-facing challenge or server-side check.

If nothing arrives, check whether integration conditions matched, whether the submission was complete and non-spam, and whether Craft’s queue has processed the job. A successful connection check verifies credentials; it does not prove that field mapping and delivery work. See Connect and Test an Integration for a complete mapping and verification workflow.