WordPress Theme Detector
Detect the active WordPress theme and plugins on any WordPress website. Identifies theme name, slug, child themes and plugin list from public HTML.
✅ Free 🎨 Theme + Plugins 🔗 WP.org Links 🔒 Private
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WordPress Theme Detector🎨
Theme Detection
Extracts the active theme slug and name from wp-content/themes/ paths.
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Plugin Detection
Lists all plugins referenced in the page HTML source.
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WordPress.org Links
Direct links to each detected plugin on wordpress.org.
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Private
HTML analysis runs in your browser. No content stored.
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Alex T.
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Fast and accurate. Got the data I needed in under 3 seconds. Clean interface with no ads cluttering the results.
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Sara K.
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I use this daily for domain research. The structured output with copy buttons saves me tons of time compared to raw whois terminals.
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Dan M.
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The results are consistently accurate and the copy-per-field feature is incredibly useful for building reports.
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Laura B.
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Finally a tool that gives clean, readable output. The related tools panel lets me jump from one check to the next without losing my query.
Network Tools📖 How to Use
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Enter URL
Type the WordPress site URL — include https://.
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Click Detect Theme
The page HTML is fetched and analysed for wp-content paths.
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Read theme info
Theme name, slug, WP version and child theme status shown.
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Check plugins
Scroll down to see all detected plugins with WP.org links.
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❓ FAQ
How does WordPress theme detection work?+
WordPress themes load CSS and assets from /wp-content/themes/[theme-slug]/. By reading the page HTML, this tool extracts the theme slug from these paths. The theme name is derived from the slug.
Can this detect premium/paid themes?+
Yes, if the theme files are served from /wp-content/themes/ (which they almost always are). The theme slug is visible in the HTML source regardless of whether it's free or paid.
What is a child theme in WordPress?+
A child theme inherits the style and functionality of a parent theme but allows customisation without modifying the parent's files. A child theme will enqueue both its own and the parent theme's CSS. This tool detects "child" in theme names.
Why might theme detection fail?+
Some WordPress sites use page builders or headless configurations that don't expose standard theme paths. Sites behind Cloudflare's "Rocket Loader" or heavy caching may also alter the HTML that's analysed.
Can I detect plugins on non-WordPress sites?+
This tool is designed for WordPress. For non-WordPress sites, you can inspect the page source manually in your browser (Right-click → View Page Source) to look for framework or CMS indicators.