How to find out what PrestaShop theme a website is using?

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How to find out what PrestaShop theme a website is using?

PrestaShop powers over 300.000 sites worldwide and is the leading open-source e-commerce solution in Europe and Latin America.

With so many e-commerce stores running PrestaShop, there’s no doubt a significant interest in finding out what theme a Prestashop store uses.

There are two main methods for identifying a PrestaShop theme: 1) use an online PrestaShop detector tool or 2) check the source code manually.

Method 1) Use an online PrestaShop detector tool

This method is the most straightforward and gives you the answer in seconds.

  1. Copy the URL of the PrestaShop store you want to check.
  2. Paste it into our free PrestaShop theme detector.

In a few moments, you get to know what PrestaShop theme the website is built with, if it uses PrestaShop, and what other tools it uses.

Method 2) Check the source code manually

If you are more into the technical part, checking the source code can give you valuable hints.

Note that this is a bit more technical. If you follow the steps below, it shouldn’t be a problem:

  1. Check the Page Source: Open the PrestaShop website. Right-click and select “View Page Source“. Use Ctrl + F to search for keywords like “themes”, “template“, or “/themes/“. Look for paths or links that might indicate the theme name.
  2. Inspect Element Tool: Right-click on the website and choose “Inspect” or use Ctrl + Shift + I (Command + Option + I on Mac). Investigate the HTML elements, especially within the <head> section or any <link> or <script> tags for references to the /themes/ directory.
  3. Check the Footer: Scroll to the bottom of the site to see if the theme name or credits to the developer are mentioned.

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Christoffer Pettersen

Founder, Web developer

Pettersen is the founder of Stackcrawler, a platform that helps analyze tech stacks. He is passionate about new trends and technologies in the software industry.