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WordPress Theme Finder

Instantly and for free determine if any site uses WordPress, its active theme, visible plugins, and WP version information.

WordPress Theme & Plugin Analysis
Information

About WordPress Theme Finder

WordPress is the most popular content management system, used on approximately 40% of websites worldwide. Knowing whether a site is built with WordPress, which theme it uses, or which plugins it hosts can be extremely valuable for competitive analysis, inspiration, technical reviews, and security research. This free WordPress Theme Finder The tool answers these questions by analyzing the HTML source code of the URL you entered on the server side.

The tool, the site's wp-content/themes/<theme-name> It searches for the path within HTML using regex and identifies the active theme. Similarly... wp-content/plugins/<plugin-name> It lists the plugins that have infiltrated the HTML source code via this method. Generator meta tag, REST API link (api.w.org) And wp-includes/ WordPress also verifies its presence with clues like this; it displays the WP version number if possible.

Some WordPress sites may hide theme or version information for security reasons; in this case, the tool only reports the available hints. The query is performed securely on the server side: only publicly accessible. http/https Only certain IP addresses are allowed; private network and local IP addresses are blocked, and the request times out in 10 seconds.

How to use it?

Step by step

  1. The address of the site you want to examine https://example.com Enter it in this format.
  2. Analyze Click the button; the tool will query the site through the server.
  3. The site Whether or not he/she uses WordPressactive theme name and visible plugin list It is displayed.
  4. If detected WP version And clues pointing to the presence of WordPress are also listed.
  5. To copy the plugin or theme name Copy Use the button.
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

The tool downloads the entered URL on the server side using curl and extracts the HTML source code. wp-content/themes/, wp-content/plugins/The generator scans WordPress-specific patterns (regex) such as meta tags and REST API links. Matches are combined to obtain theme, plugin, and version information.

Some WordPress themes load external CSS/JS files using relative paths instead of full URLs; some plugins don't include any source files in the HTML output at all. In this case, the tool cannot detect the theme or plugin. Also, CloudFlare or similar CDNs may occasionally modify their source code to hide these clues.

In line with WordPress security guidelines, many site administrators use the generator meta tag and version parameters (?ver=It removes or hides the version. If the version is hidden, the tool indicates this; however, it does not attempt to guess the actual version.

Cloudflare, Varnish, or a similar caching layer may have altered the HTML output or hidden the actual source links. Also, some headless WordPress installations leave no WordPress traces on the front end. In this case... /wp-admin/ or /wp-login.php You can check by manually going to their addresses.

The tool only reads the publicly available HTML source code that the site sends to the browser; it does not provide unauthorized access to any system. It works just like opening 'View Page Source' in a browser. However, it is your responsibility to use the information you obtain within legal and ethical limits.
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