WordPress Theme Detector & Multi-CMS Theme Detection Tool (ReactJS / NextJS)

Introducing the WordPress Theme Detector & Multi-CMS Theme Detection Tool, built with ReactJS and NextJS—the ultimate solution for developers, web designers, agencies, marketers, and website enthusiasts.

Detect WordPress Themes & Plugins

Ever wondered which WordPress theme or plugins a website is using? Simply enter any WordPress website URL and instantly discover the active theme, installed plugins, and other useful technical information. Analyze your competitors, find inspiration, and stay updated with the latest WordPress technologies.

Multi-CMS Theme Detection

The tool goes beyond WordPress by supporting theme detection for several of the world's most popular content management systems and eCommerce platforms, including:

• WordPress
• Shopify
• PrestaShop
• Drupal
• Joomla
• Moodle

Key Features

WordPress Theme Explorer

Identify the active WordPress theme powering any website and explore its design, author, version (when available), and other useful details.

WordPress Plugin Detector

Discover the plugins that power a website's functionality, giving you insights into the tools and technologies behind successful websites.

Multi-CMS Theme Detection

Automatically detect themes used by Shopify, PrestaShop, Drupal, Joomla, and Moodle websites, making the tool useful beyond the WordPress ecosystem.

Automatic CMS Detection

The application intelligently detects which CMS a website is running before performing the appropriate analysis.

Fast & Modern Interface

Built with ReactJS and NextJS for a fast, responsive, and user-friendly experience across desktop and mobile devices.

Easy to Use

Simply enter a website URL and let the detector do the rest—no technical knowledge required.

Requirement

• Node JS > 18.x
• NPM > 9.x
• Mongodb (install locally or Mongodb Atlas Cloud)

For Shared Hosting users, your server must have NodeJS version 18.x installed. Otherwise the script will not work.

Technology Used

• React JS (Frontend Library for building user interface)
• Next JS (React Framework for Server Side Render)
• Node JS (Inbuilt Back-end with Next JS)
• NPM (Node Package Manager)
• HeroUI (A UI framework for React / Nextjs)
• Tailwind CSS (A CSS framework)
• Mongodb (Database)

How It Works

1. Enter any website URL.
2. The application automatically detects the website's CMS.
3. If it's a WordPress website, discover its active theme and installed plugins.
4. If it's a Shopify, PrestaShop, Drupal, Joomla, or Moodle website, identify the active theme.
5. Compare recommended hosting providers to find the best hosting solution.