WordPress Theme Detector

Detect the theme and plugins used by a WordPress site.

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Features

Instant Detection

Analyze any URL to determine if it's built with WordPress and identify the active theme.

Deep Metadata Extraction

Retrieve hidden details like the specific theme version, author name, and license information.

Source Links

Get direct links to the theme author's website or the theme's download page if available.

Tag Analysis

View the tags associated with the theme to understand its features (e.g., 'responsive', 'ecommerce', 'blog').

About WordPress Theme Detector

The WordPress Theme Detector is a powerful utility for web designers, developers, and WordPress enthusiasts. Have you ever visited a stunning website and wondered, "What theme are they using?" This tool gives you the answer in seconds. It analyzes the source code of any WordPress website to identify the active theme. It retrieves detailed metadata directly from the style.css file, including the theme name, author, version, description, and even a link to the theme's homepage. Whether you are looking for inspiration for your next project or analyzing a competitor's tech stack, this tool provides the transparency you need.

How to Use WordPress Theme Detector

  • 1
    Enter URL

    Paste the full website address (e.g., 'https://wordpress.org') into the input field.

  • 2
    Detect

    Click the 'Detect' button to scan the website's source code.

  • 3
    View Results

    See the theme name, screenshot, and detailed metadata if the site is using WordPress.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, it can detect custom themes, but it often will only show the folder name if the developer hasn't filled out the standard style.css header information.
Yes, it typically detects the active child theme. In some cases, it may also identify the parent theme depending on how the styles are enqueued.
Some sites hide their WordPress footprint or use security plugins to obscure theme details. Also, if a site is using a headless WordPress setup, the theme might not be detectable in the standard way.