WordPress Theme Detector

WordPress Theme Detector – Find the Theme and Template Behind a Site

The WordPress Theme Detector helps you identify which WordPress theme a site is using. Enter a URL and the tool scans the page for theme-related hints, giving you an overview of the active theme, template name, and sometimes plugins in use.

If you’ve ever wondered which design or layout a site is built on, this tool acts as a quick wordpress template detector, especially for public WordPress sites.

What the WordPress Template Detector Looks For

The detector examines the page for clues such as:

• Theme directory names in URLs (for example, /wp-content/themes/theme-name/).
• Stylesheets and assets that reference specific theme folders.
• Meta tags and generator tags that reveal theme or builder information.
• Common patterns from popular theme frameworks and page builders.

Based on these signals, it reports what it can about the active theme, while noting that some highly customized or secured sites may hide or obfuscate this information.

How to Use the WordPress Theme Detector

1. Open the detector
   Go to WordPress Theme Detector.
2. Enter the site URL
   Paste the URL of the WordPress site you want to analyze.
3. Run the detection
   Click the analyze button and wait a moment while the tool scans the page.
4. Review the results
   See the detected theme name, theme directory, and any additional details the wordpress template detector can infer.

Why Detect a WordPress Theme?

Design Inspiration

If you like a site’s layout, typography, or navigation, identifying the theme can give you a starting point for your own project.

Competitor and Market Research

Agencies, freelancers, and product owners can use the tool to see which themes or frameworks are commonly used in their niche.

Troubleshooting and Support

Knowing the exact theme can help when searching for documentation, tutorials, or community support related to a site’s front-end behavior.

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