Free PrestaShop theme detector
Which theme and modules does this PrestaShop store use?
Enter the address of any PrestaShop store. You see its theme, whether it is a child theme and of which parent, the modules on its pages and the PrestaShop version it runs.
We only read what any visitor can see. Nothing is changed in the store.
What the detector shows
The theme. PrestaShop 1.7 and newer name the active theme in every page, and a child theme also names its parent. The detector shows the theme folder name, whether it is PrestaShop's own theme (Classic, Hummingbird) or a custom one, and the parent of a child theme.
The modules. Every module whose files or links appear on the home page, split into PrestaShop's own modules and third-party ones, with payment modules marked. Stores on PrestaShop 1.7 usually leave each module's config.xml public, so there the version and the author are shown too.
The PrestaShop version, told by the core files every store serves, and known security issues of the modules seen.
Why the theme and modules matter
They decide most of the cost of an upgrade or a redesign. PrestaShop's own theme moves to a new version with the core; a bought or custom theme and its modules have to be checked one by one, and some have to be replaced. Knowing them before asking for a price saves a round of questions.
For agencies they show at a glance what a prospective client's store is built with, and what taking it over would involve.
What it cannot tell
The commercial name of a bought theme: the detector shows the folder name, which is often the same (warehouse, panda) but not always. Modules that only work in the back office or on other pages than the home page. On PrestaShop 8 and 9, module versions, which those versions keep private.
FAQ
Questions, answered
How does it know the theme?
PrestaShop 1.7 and newer print a small JavaScript object in every page with the address of the theme's files; a child theme adds its own. On PrestaShop 1.6 the theme is read from the file paths in the page.
Why do I see a folder name and not the theme's name?
The public files only carry the folder name. Theme sellers usually name the folder after the theme, but an agency that copied and renamed it leaves a different name.
Does the check do anything to the store?
No. It opens the home page and a few public files, the same way a browser does, and says who it is in every request.
Why are some modules missing?
Only modules that show on the home page can be seen. A store that combines its CSS and JavaScript into one file also hides most module folders; links to module pages still give some away.
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