[ Free tool ]
Shopify theme detector
Paste a store and we read the theme signature Shopify prints on every page: the display name, the underlying schema name and its version. If the store renamed a stock theme, you'll see both.
Enter a store above to see its theme name, schema and version — and whether the name was changed.
How it works
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We fetch the store’s public homepage once, the same way your browser does.
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Shopify storefronts embed a small Shopify.theme object with the theme’s name, schema name and schema version. We parse it — nothing is guessed.
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When the display name differs from the schema name, the store renamed its theme; the schema name is the real one.
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Results are cached for 14 days so repeat lookups are instant; a store that blocks us is retried after a few hours.
Know the theme. Now see what sells on it.
Majorka tracks the store’s catalog, best sellers and Meta ads so you can see what the design is actually moving.
Start freeFrequently asked
- Can it detect the theme even if the store renamed it?
- Usually, yes. Renaming changes the display name but not the schema name baked into the theme’s settings, so the original theme (Dawn, Impulse, Prestige and so on) still shows. Fully custom themes carry their own schema name and have no stock equivalent.
- What if no theme is found?
- Either the site isn’t on Shopify, it runs a headless storefront (Hydrogen, Next.js) that doesn’t print the Shopify.theme object, or it served us a bot-protection page. We say so rather than inventing a result.
- Does it show the store’s apps too?
- This page focuses on the theme. The Shopify apps detector runs the same scan and lists the apps that leave a footprint in the storefront HTML.
- Is this allowed?
- We only read the public HTML any visitor receives. No login, no private endpoints, no scraping of customer data.