WordPress Theme Detector

Discover the WordPress theme and plugins used by any website.

Theme Detection

Identify the WordPress theme powering a website instantly.

Plugin Discovery

Detect popular plugins and technologies used on the website.

Website Insights

Learn how websites are built and get inspiration for your own projects.

How Theme Detection Works

WordPress sites load their active theme's files from a predictable location — wp-content/themes/theme-name/ — which is visible in a site's public page source. This tool fetches that source, looks for the theme's folder name, then reads the theme's style.css file, where WordPress requires every theme to declare its name, author, version, and description in a standard comment header.

It only works on WordPress sites, and only when the theme's files are publicly reachable, which is true for the vast majority of live WordPress installs. It won't detect individually installed plugins, since those aren't declared in the page source the same predictable way.

Theme Detector FAQs

No, it specifically looks for WordPress's theme folder structure. If the site isn't built on WordPress, the tool will tell you it couldn't identify a theme.

Some sites use caching or a CDN that rewrites asset paths, or block automated requests entirely, which can hide the theme folder reference in the page source.

It's a great way to find inspiration from sites you admire, but always check a theme's license before using it on your own site.