Paste any URL above and this Squarespace template finder will tell you which template the site is running, including the exact Squarespace template ID. It works on both Squarespace 7.0 and 7.1 sites, and it's free with no signup required.
Spotted a Squarespace site you like and want to know what template it uses? This tool reads the template ID stored in every Squarespace site's source code and returns the template name and family in seconds. No browser extensions, no source code digging required.
Not sure the site is built with Squarespace? Use our CMS detector to confirm the platform first, then come back here for the template.
Every Squarespace site stores a unique template ID in its page metadata. This Squarespace theme detector reads that ID from the site's source code and looks it up in a reference table of all known Squarespace template IDs. The result: the template name, family, and ID returned in a few seconds.
The approach is more reliable than visual guessing because template IDs are embedded directly in the code. Even heavily customized Squarespace sites still carry the original template ID, so detection works regardless of how much the design has been changed from the default.
In cases where a template ID maps to more than one template (which happens with some shared-base families), the tool returns all possible matches. You can compare them to identify the right one from context.
Understanding the difference between Squarespace 7.0 and 7.1 helps clarify what the detector can and cannot tell you.
In Squarespace 7.0, each template had its own distinct design system and feature set. Templates were organized into families: Brine, Bedford, Rally, Farro, Pacific, Skye, and others. Each family included several named templates that shared the same underlying code but had slightly different default layouts and styles.
On a 7.0 site, the template ID in the source code maps directly to one of these families. Detection is precise and the result is a specific template name you can look up, compare, or replicate.
Squarespace 7.1 (the default for all new sites since 2021) replaced the named-template system with a universal base called Fluid Engine. Every 7.1 site starts from the same underlying code. The "template" is now a starting layout preset rather than a distinct design with its own ID.
On a 7.1 site, the template ID in the source code reflects the original starting preset. Because all 7.1 sites share the same base, detection returns the preset name and the 7.1 label. The actual design you see is the result of customization, not the preset itself.
For inspiration on specific templates in action, see our posts on Squarespace templates for events and Squarespace templates for clothing stores.
If you want to check the template yourself without the tool, here is the step-by-step method:
Ctrl+U on Windows, Cmd+Option+U on Mac).Ctrl+F (or Cmd+F on Mac) to open the search bar in the source view.templateId. The alphanumeric string next to it is the Squarespace template ID.templateVersion to see whether the site is 7.0 or 7.1.On Squarespace 7.0 sites, you can also look for class names in the page's HTML that reference the template family. A site built on the Brine family, for example, will usually have class="tpl-brine" or similar in the markup. This class-name shortcut does not work on 7.1 sites, since they all share the same base classes.
The automated detector above does all of this in a few seconds, but knowing the manual method is useful for double-checking a result or understanding what the tool is actually reading.
This reference table lists the most commonly encountered Squarespace template IDs and the template families they belong to. Use it to cross-reference an ID from the detector or from a manual source code lookup.
Each template family in 7.0 includes several named templates that share the same base ID. Where a single ID covers multiple named templates, all names are listed.
| Template ID | Template Family | Named Templates Included | Common Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5c5a519771c10ba3470d8101 | Brine | Brine, Avenue, Basil, Burke, Clay, Cacao, Greenwich, Hatch, Impact, Juke, Mojave, Naomi, Navigator, Notion, Orbit, Ranger, Skye, Sonora, Strata, Tudor, Undulate, Vow | Portfolios, creative agencies, multi-purpose |
| 5853ecbf86e6c13f6e37c108 | Bedford | Bedford, Anya, Galapagos, Hayden | Blogs, editorial, content-heavy sites |
| 57e8a4c2e4b01f838efb48bc | Farro | Farro, Ido, Merida, Neue | Photographers, artists, minimal portfolios |
| 5853ecbf86e6c13f6e37c109 | Pacific | Pacific, Encore, Flatiron, Horizon, Native, Offset, Peak, Shibori | Small businesses, service providers |
| 5c5a519771c10ba3470d8102 | Rally | Rally, Altona, Atticus, Dovetail, Forte, Hunter, Jasper, Kiona, Mynte, Pith, Royce, Sofia, Wells | Events, nonprofits, organizations |
| 57e8a4c2e4b01f838efb48bd | Skye | Skye, Five, Montserrat, Mojave, Tremont, York | Luxury brands, interior design, fashion |
| 5853ecbf86e6c13f6e37c10a | York | York, Avenue, Fulton, Ishimoto, Mockingbird, Om | Restaurants, local businesses |
| 58429bb725f9de3776a5e961 | Wells | Wells, Bryant, Chelsea, Greenwich, Sonora, Tudor | Professional services, consulting |
| 5c5a519771c10ba3470d8103 | Momentum | Momentum, Adirondack, Aviator, Dovetail, Horizon, Jasper, Junction, Kinetic, Montserrat, Native, Offset, Om, Pique, Royce, Shift, Shibori, Sofia, Summit, Supply, Tremont | E-commerce, product-focused sites |
| 57e8a4c2e4b01f838efb48be | Marquee | Marquee, Avenue, Barber | Creatives, bold visual presentations |
| 5853ecbf86e6c13f6e37c10b | Supply | Supply, Adirondack, Aviator, Junction, Kinetic, Pique, Shift, Summit | Online stores, product pages |
| 5c5a519771c10ba3470d8104 | Fluid Engine (7.1) | All Squarespace 7.1 sites (universal base) | All categories; all new Squarespace sites from 2021 onward |
Note: Squarespace has updated and reorganized template IDs over the years. Some older 7.0 accounts may have IDs that no longer appear in the current public template library, as Squarespace retired several template names while keeping existing sites running on their original code.
If the detector returns an ID not listed here, it is likely from an older Squarespace account or a retired template family. The template name will still be returned if it is in our database.
Yes. All Squarespace templates are included with every Squarespace subscription, at no extra cost. Unlike some website builders that charge for premium templates, Squarespace gives you access to the full template library when you sign up for any plan.
This matters when you use this Squarespace template finder: if you see a design you like and want to replicate it, you can. Sign up for Squarespace, select that template during setup, and customize it from there. The hard part is knowing which template to start from, which is exactly what this tool helps with.
In 7.1, because all sites start from the same base, finding the template really means finding the starting preset and recreating the customizations. That makes spotting font pairings, color palettes, and section layouts on the source site more valuable than the template ID alone.
[intTop] [intBottom]Yes, completely free with no usage limits. Enter any URL and get results instantly.
Squarespace uses theme IDs that sometimes map to more than one template. When this happens, we show all possible matches with demo links so you can compare and identify the correct one.
Yes. Squarespace 7.1 uses a universal template system where all sites start from the same base. Our detector identifies the 7.1 template family and any customization markers present in the code.
Look for squarespace.com in the page source, or use our CMS Detector to identify the platform automatically. Squarespace sites also typically have URLs ending in .squarespace.com before a custom domain is connected.
Yes. Since all Squarespace templates are free and included with every plan, you can use any template you find. Just sign up for Squarespace, select that template during setup, and customize it to match your needs.
A Squarespace template ID is a unique alphanumeric string stored in the source code of every Squarespace site. It identifies which template or template family the site was originally built on. You can find it by viewing the page source and searching for templateId. In Squarespace 7.0, each ID corresponds to a specific template family such as Brine, Bedford, or Farro. In Squarespace 7.1, the ID reflects the original design preset since all 7.1 sites share the same Fluid Engine base. Our detector reads this ID automatically and returns the matching template name.
