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Magento theme Detector

Check any public website to see whether it uses Magento and identify the theme signals Stackcrawler can detect.

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What we check

Stackcrawler looks for public page markers, scripts, platform fingerprints, metadata, and other visible implementation clues.

What can our free tool find out about Magento websites?

Our free tool checks for:

  • Magento theme
  • Magento plugins/extensions
  • Magento analytics
  • Social Media properties, like Open Graph (Facebook) and Twitter (X).

How can you find out if a website is using Magento/Adobe Commerce?

  • Page Source Code: Right-click on the website and select “View Page Source.” Look for Magento-specific code or file paths that include “skin/frontend” or “app/design/frontend”, which are common in Magento sites.
  • Magento-specific URLs: Try accessing Magento-specific URLs directly by appending paths like /admin, /downloader, or /license.html to the base URL. If these pages load successfully, it’s likely a Magento site. Be cautious, as accessing admin areas without permission is unethical and potentially illegal.
  • Check for Magento-specific Features: Magento has unique features like specific URL structures and default directories. Familiarize yourself with these and navigate the site to spot any.
  • Robots.txt: Access the website’s robots.txt file by adding /robots.txt to the URL. Magento sites might include specific directives for search bots that can hint at its use.