How to Add More Fields in WooCommerce Registration (FREE)

Collect users' billing and shipping details during registration for free Or customize WooCommerce User registration page for a custom WooCommerce registration. With this free WooCommerce registration form fields Builder.
You can do just that with this free WooCommerce registration form fields Builder plugin,
Registration Form for WooCommerce.
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[@wells2671]

Thanks for the video. I watched your other video from where you set up custom registration and login pages using the other registration plugin. I'd like to know if it's necessary to have both plugins installed or if one can cover everything when you have Blog that requires a registration/login for commenting on post AND the site also has a WooCommerce shop that registers user and allows them to log in via the MY ACCOUNT link on the site's homepage? At the moment I'm using not using a registration plugin since I'm using a Block theme, and the goal is to have as few plugins as needed. I'm only using the MY ACCOUNT page that WooCommerce provides, which is adding/registering users to the site. I used WS Form to make the Contact US form.

[@TheTechGrill]

Your case seems rather particular. So, if I understand you clearly, you are currently using the default WordPress login when users want to leave comments on the blog. You want to have a custom registration/login page to users on your blog. So, you have 2 options, one is to suck it up and use both the plugins. The good thing is, the registration plugin you referred to (User Registration) will give you that custom registration experience and it will also enhance the WooCommerce my account page so there won't be any issue. But you say you don't want more plugins. There is a workaround, it might be a little un-intuitive though. The other is to continue using WooCommerce My account page and redirect users from the blog into the WooCommerce my account page for registration or login. For that you could try to redirect the "You must be 'logged in' to leave comments" (i.imgur.com/1VHrFeJ.png) link to the WooCommerce my account page on another tab. After which they could register / login from the Woo my account page. This one might not be most intuitive approach so my advice to you would be to create a copy of your site on a local environment and try both the options, see which one works well for you.