Blocks for ACF Fields — Display Custom Fields in the Block Editor

Blocks for ACF Fields lets you effortlessly load and display Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) or Secure Custom Fields (SCF) inside the WordPress block editor using a single, flexible block. Whether you're dealing with text, images, URLs, or complex field types, this plugin makes it simple — all without writing a single line of code. How to Use it Just create your custom fields with the ACF or SCF plugin, then open the WordPress block editor. Add the "ACF Field" block to your page or template, select the field you want to display from the dropdown, and you are done! Your custom field will now appear right inside the editor, exactly where you want it. Want to see it in action? Watch the short demo video below to learn how it works in real time. [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0gjUTgNgn7A] Features

• No Code Needed – Display your ACF & SCF fields directly in the editor without building a custom block.
• One Block for All Fields – Load almost any field type using just a single, versatile block.
• Smart Field Picker – No need to type field names. Choose from a dropdown that automatically shows only the ACF & SCF fields available for the post, page, or template you're editing.
• Flexible Output Control – Style and format your field values directly in the editor, with output that always works correctly regardless of the field's return setting.
• Supports Most ACF/SCF Field Types – Including text, image, post object, terms, users, and more.
• Supports All Field Locations – Works with post fields, options pages, term fields, and user fields.
• Full Site Editing Ready – Fully compatible with the WordPress Site Editor for building custom templates and theme parts.
• Dynamic Layouts Ready – Seamlessly works inside Query Loops and reusable patterns for dynamic layouts. In addition to choosing which field to display, you also have control over how it appears. Text-based fields (including multiple-value fields like Select or Checkbox) can be shown as plain text or formatted with typography options. Image fields can be displayed as actual images with the same styling options as core Image blocks. For URL-return fields (such as Link or Post Object), you can render them as clickable buttons that automatically match your theme's design.

With this flexibility, the plugin supports most commonly used field types right out of the box. Here's the full list of supported fields:

• Text
• Text Area
• Number
• Range
• Email
• URL
• Password
• Image
• File
• WYSIWYG
• Select
• Checkbox
• Radio
• Button Group
• True/False
• Link
• Post Object
• Page Link
• Relationship
• Taxonomy
• User
• Date
• Date Time
• Time
• Color

In addition to the wide variety of field types, you also have control over where your fields are sourced from. This makes it easy to connect content dynamically based on the template you're editing.

• Post (any post type) – Load fields attached to the post you're currently editing, whether it's a post, page, or any custom post type.
• Option – Pull global option fields, perfect for site-wide settings like logos, contact info, or social links.
• User – Display fields attached to a user profile. Available when editing author templates, making it easy to showcase author bios, avatars, or custom user data.
• Taxonomy – Load fields attached to taxonomy terms. Available when editing term archive templates, ideal for creating custom category, tag, or taxonomy layouts.

Automatic installation Automatic installation is the easiest option as WordPress handles the file transfers itself and you don't even need to leave your web browser.

1. Go to your WordPress Plugin installation menu (Dashboard > Plugins > Add New)
2. In the search field type Blocks for ACF Fields and press enter.
3. \"Install Now\" and then click \"Active\"

Manual installation For Manual installation, you download our product from WordPress directory uploading it to your web-server via your FTP or CPanel application.

1. Download the plugin and unzip it
2. Using an FTP program or CPanel upload the unzipped plugin folder to your WordPress installation's wp-content/plugins/ directory.
3. Activate the plugin from the Plugins menu (Dashboard > Plugins > Installed Plugins) within the WordPress admin.

1.2.5 Sep 15th, 2025

• NEW: Options to set field to display in user fields, user can choose between Display Name, User Email, User Login, User Nickname, and User URL
• NEW: Options to set field to display in taxonomy fields, user can choose between Name, Slug, and Description

1.2.4 Jul 6th, 2025

• [PRO Only] NEW: Display repeater fields as carousel
• [PRO Only] NEW: Display post fields as carousel
• [PRO Only] NEW: Display taxonomy fields as carousel
• [PRO Only] NEW: Display user fields as carousel

1.2.3 Jun 20th, 2025

• [PRO Only] NEW: Display gallery fields as masonry
• UPDATE: Add upgrade notify when selecting unsupported field type
• UPDATE: Add review notice

1.2.2 Jun 9th, 2025

• FIX: Calling to undefined get_current_screen from previous update

1.2.1 Jun 7th, 2025

• FIX: Broken style on several admin pages

1.2.0 May 12th, 2025

• PRO version initial release

1.1.4 May 3rd, 2025

• FIX: Class Fields not found

1.1.3 May 2nd, 2025

• FIX: Error on ACF Image from previous update

1.1.2 May 1st, 2025

• FIX: Hide ACF Button if the value is empty
• FIX: ACF Button was not loading the text correctly if using another field option
• UPDATE: Refactor some field helpers

1.1.1 Apr 23rd, 2025

• FIX: Error loading block in the Pattern editor

1.1.0 Apr 20th, 2025

• NEW: New block "ACF Field" to load any field type, previously type separated blocks are hidden from the inserter
• NEW: Hooks to filter the output of the fields
• UPDATE: Added shadow support for ACF Image block
• UPDATE: Added UL & OL as tag options to ACF Text block, expanding the customization options to display multiple-valued fields as a list
• UPDATE: Make sure all editor components updated to avoid deprecation warning
• UPDATE: Remove Open in New Tab option to linked email fields
• FIX: New lines was not rendered on Textarea
• FIX: Post Object & Relationship fields were not rendered correctly on the front side
• FIX: Date field value ​​(Date, DateTime, Time) were not formatted according to the date format in the field settings.

1.0.0 Sep 17th, 2024

• Initial Release