Found a site you admire and want to know how it was built? Enter its address and this detector reads the public HTML to identify the content management system, the WordPress theme, and the plugins the site loads on its front end.

Enter any public website address to detect its CMS, WordPress theme, and active plugins.

Detection reads the public HTML of the page. Custom or renamed themes, heavily cached sites, and back-end-only plugins may not be identified. Password-protected and headless sites cannot be scanned.

How to use it

Paste the full address of a public website.
Select Detect.
Read the report, which lists the CMS, the theme with its version and author, and any detected plugins.

The tool reads the page the same way a browser does, then looks for the signatures WordPress leaves behind. Custom themes, renamed folders, background only plugins, and heavily cached or headless sites may not return full results.

Frequently asked questions

Is it legal to check another site theme?

Yes. The tool only reads the public HTML that the site sends to every visitor. It does not access any private area.

Why were no plugins found on a WordPress site?

Only plugins that load front end styles or scripts leave a trace. Background plugins do not appear, and asset optimisation can hide the rest.