Can I identify the theme or template used in a website created with Webflow?

You can’t directly identify the Webflow theme or template used on a website just by visiting it, but there are methods to investigate it.

1. Look for Template Credit in the Footer

• Many Webflow templates include a credit line like “Made with Webflow” or the template name in the footer.
• Also look for designer names or links to the Webflow Showcase or Template Marketplace.

2. Use Webflow's Showcase & Template Search

• Visit Webflow Showcase and Webflow Templates.
• Look for similar layout structures, animations, and design patterns.
• Search by keywords that match the site's industry or features (e.g., “portfolio, SaaS, agency”).

3. Inspect the Page Code

• Right-click > View Page Source or use developer tools (F12).
• Search for “assets.website-files.com” — this is Webflow’s CDN, confirming it's a Webflow site.
• Look for comments or asset folders that reference the template name or individual designer.

4. Use the Webflow Site Scanner Tool

• Tools like BuiltWith or Wappalyzer can verify if the site uses Webflow.
• These tools won’t tell you the exact template, but confirming the CMS can be helpful.

5. Check Page Class Naming

• In Inspect Element, check if class names are generic (e.g., “hero-section,” “main-wrapper”) or follow a unique style system.
• Some Webflow templates use particular naming conventions that match what’s shown on the template preview page.

6. Contact the Site Owner

• If the site uses a paid template and you really need to know, reach out via the contact form or email.
• They may simply tell you the template or if it’s a fully custom site.

Summary

You can’t definitively identify a Webflow theme from a live site unless the designer left traces like credits or unique class names. Use the footer, developer tools, Webflow Showcase, and template library to try and reverse-match the design.