Where does the theme name come from?
Most Shopify stores expose a Shopify.theme object or theme metadata in the storefront source. The detector reads those signals and returns the theme name when available.
Paste any Shopify store URL and instantly find out exactly which theme it uses — plus its apps, products and collections. Free, no signup.
Paste any store URL. No login required.
Use this lookup when you saw a Shopify store design and want the fastest possible answer to the natural question: what Shopify theme is this website using?
Most Shopify stores expose a Shopify.theme object or theme metadata in the storefront source. The detector reads those signals and returns the theme name when available.
It can often show the public theme name, but custom builds may use internal or agency names instead of a Shopify Theme Store listing.
If the version is published in the storefront code, the result can surface it. Many stores hide or rename theme versions, so this depends on the store.
Open the Theme ID Lookup for Theme Store matches, then compare the store with the app detector, product counter, and sitemap explorer for a fuller picture.
Install the free extension to run the same report on the store you are viewing.
Works on Chrome, Edge, Brave, and other Chromium browsers.
Paste a URL, run the scan, and review the report.
Enter any public store domain in the search box.
The tool reads public storefront signals.
See the theme, apps, products, and collections in one place.
A clear report with the most useful public store signals.
Shows the public Shopify theme name when the store exposes it.
Lists popular apps detected from public storefront scripts.
Confirms whether the website appears to run on Shopify.
Counts visible products from public Shopify catalog data.
Counts public collections when the store makes them available.
Stores recently checked with our free theme & app detector. Click any to re-run the analysis.
The themes most frequently detected by visitors using this tool.
Quick answers about the detector.
Enter the store URL into our free Shopify theme detector above and click Analyze. The tool reads the Shopify.theme JavaScript object embedded in every Shopify storefront and returns the exact theme name instantly — no login required.
Our tool is one of the most accurate free Shopify theme detectors available. It uses multiple detection methods — including the Shopify.theme JavaScript object, data-theme-name attributes, and meta tags — to identify the exact theme. It also detects 65+ apps, product counts, and collections, all with no account or API key needed.
The theme detector checks four signals: the Shopify.theme JavaScript object embedded in every storefront, the theme name in script tag attributes, data-theme-name HTML attributes, and meta tags. This multi-signal approach gives accurate results across virtually all Shopify stores.
Yes. In addition to theme detection, the tool scans the store's public HTML for known app script signatures and detects 65+ popular Shopify apps including Klaviyo, Yotpo, Judge.me, ReCharge, Loox, Gorgias, Klarna, and more. Backend-only apps that do not inject frontend scripts will not appear.
Yes, completely free. No account, no API key, and no credit card is required. Just enter any store URL and click Analyze to detect the theme, apps, and more.
The detector checks multiple signals: references to cdn.shopify.com, the Shopify.theme JavaScript object, myshopify.com domain references, and whether the store responds to Shopify's standard /products.json endpoint.
Yes. The tool uses Shopify's public /products.json endpoint to paginate and count all visible products. For stores with 5,000+ products it displays the count with a plus indicator.
Some Shopify stores enable password protection during development or maintenance. The detector can still confirm it is a Shopify store and often detect the theme, but app detection and product counts may be limited.
Partially. Headless Shopify stores use custom frontends so theme detection may not work. However the /products.json and /collections.json endpoints are usually still available so product and collection counts will display.