Use our free PrestaShop theme detector to find out what theme any PrestaShop store is using. Enter the store's URL above and we'll identify the theme name, PrestaShop version, and key configuration details. This is the first and most accurate PrestaShop template detector available online.
PrestaShop powers over 300,000 online stores worldwide, particularly in France, Spain, and Latin America. If you've found a PrestaShop store with a design you want to replicate, this tool tells you which theme it runs so you can find and purchase the same one.
PrestaShop themes follow a consistent directory structure under /themes/theme-name/. When you enter a URL, our detector scans the store's source code for CSS and JavaScript file paths that reveal the active theme directory name. It also checks for PrestaShop-specific meta tags and module references.
Unlike some platforms, PrestaShop stores almost always expose their theme name in the page source, which makes detection highly reliable. The main exception is stores using heavily customized themes where the original theme name has been changed in the code.
You can verify results yourself using these methods:
Right-click the page and select "View Page Source." Search for /themes/ in the source. You'll find CSS links like /themes/flavor/assets/css/theme.css — the folder name after /themes/ is the theme name.
Many PrestaShop themes display credit in the page footer (e.g., "Theme by ThemeForest" or the theme name itself). Check the very bottom of the page before the copyright notice.
PrestaShop sometimes stores theme information in cookies. Open developer tools (F12), go to Application > Cookies, and look for any cookie values referencing the theme name.
Our tool also identifies the PrestaShop version (1.6, 1.7, or 8.x). This matters because themes aren't cross-compatible between major versions. A PrestaShop 1.7 theme won't work on PrestaShop 8, and vice versa. Make sure the theme you purchase matches the version running on the store you're inspecting.
PrestaShop 8, released in late 2022, is the current major version. It uses a different theme framework than 1.7, with Symfony-based architecture and updated Smarty templates. Our detector accounts for all version differences.
Once you've identified a theme, you can find it at these marketplaces:
Prices typically range from $50-$200 for a premium PrestaShop theme. Free themes are available but limited in features and customization options.
Yes, completely free with no usage limits. Enter any PrestaShop store URL and get the theme name and version instantly.
We can identify the theme directory name even for custom themes. However, if the theme was built from scratch, it won't appear in any marketplace for purchase.
The tool works with PrestaShop 1.6, 1.7, and 8.x. Each version uses different theme structures, and our detector handles all of them.
Some stores use security configurations that hide theme file paths, or they've renamed the theme directory to something generic. We'll still confirm the site runs PrestaShop.
The primary focus is theme detection. We may identify some modules when they expose markers in the source code, but module detection is not guaranteed.
