To find the theme name of a website built with Webflow, you need to determine whether a Webflow Template was used and if so, identify which one. Webflow doesn't auto-display the theme name on published sites, so here’s how you can investigate.
1. Check the Page Source
- Right-click on the live Webflow site and choose View Page Source (or press
Ctrl+U
on Windows / Cmd+Option+U
on Mac). - Look for comments or meta tags that mention a template name, such as:
<!-- This site was built using the XYZ template -->
meta name="generator" content="Webflow"
2. Review Image and Asset URLs
- Search the source code for image or file URLs hosted on Webflow’s CDN:
- Look for paths like
uploads-ssl.webflow.com/xxxxxxxxxxx/TemplateName
. - Some designers retain template folder names when uploading assets.
3. Inspect the CSS File Names
- Look in the source for linked CSS files.
- Webflow templates sometimes use stylesheets with names that indicate the template (e.g.,
cool-template.webflow.css
).
4. Search Using Google
- Try a Google search with the following format:
"site:yourdomain.com" template
or "yourdomain.com" "Webflow Template"
- You might find posts, showcases, or template listings connected to the site.
5. Cross-reference with Webflow Template Marketplace
- Go to the Webflow Template Marketplace (https://webflow.com/templates).
- Compare design similarities—layout, fonts, animations, etc.—to identify likely templates.
- Go to builtwith.com or wappalyzer.com and enter the Webflow site’s URL.
- While these tools won’t give you the template name directly, confirming it's a Webflow site helps narrow your search.
- Some published Webflow templates include credits like “Made by [Template Creator]” or direct links to the template on Webflow.
Summary
To find a Webflow site’s theme name, inspect the page source for template hints, analyze asset URLs, and cross-reference with the Webflow Template Marketplace. Since Webflow does not show the theme name by default, manual investigation is often required.