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See which theme a Shopify store runs on.

Evidio reads the theme a storefront declares and tells you whether it is an official Theme Store theme or a custom one.

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The theme, with the rest of the stack.

petwell.example

Tech stack

8 detected
Official themeDawn

Payments

Payment solutions and methods accepted on the store.

2 detected
Shopify PaymentsKlarna

Analytics and tracking

Analytics, tracking and optimisation tools.

1 detected
Google Analytics 4

Marketing and ads

Tools used for marketing and advertising.

1 detected
Klaviyo

Customers and support

Support and customer-review solutions.

3 detected
Judge.meGorgiasLoox

Operations and infrastructure

Shipping, subscriptions and everything running the store.

1 detected
Recharge

What you can see

  • The theme name the storefront declares
  • Whether it is an official Theme Store theme or a custom one
  • A link to search the theme in the Shopify Theme Store
  • The apps and payment methods around it

You know which theme to look up before you judge a store's design.

How it works

From storefront to theme.

  1. Open the storefront

    Run the analysis on the store you are looking at.

  2. Evidio reads the theme markers

    The theme's own declaration in the page is read first, then other markers when it is absent.

  3. Check the theme

    An official theme links to the Theme Store; a custom one says so.

When it helps

Find out whether a design is off the shelf.

The situation

A competitor's storefront looks sharp and you wonder whether it is a paid theme you could use, or months of custom work.

With Evidio

The tech stack shows the theme and whether it comes from the Theme Store. You look it up directly instead of reading page source.

Questions it helps answer

  • Which theme is this store using?
  • Is it an official theme or a custom one?
  • Could I use the same theme?
Read the signal correctly

The declared name can be a merchant's rename.

Evidio reports the theme name the store declares, which is the name the merchant gave it in the admin, so a renamed copy shows the new name. When the store declares nothing, Evidio falls back to other markers, and a theme identified that way can be labelled custom. Headless storefronts expose no theme.

Observed

  • The theme object the storefront declares
  • The Theme Store ID, when present

Estimated or inferred

  • A theme name read from class names or file names, when nothing is declared
Go deeper

Keep researching this part of the workflow.

Frequently asked questions

How does Evidio identify a theme?

It reads the theme information the storefront publishes in its own code. When that is absent, it looks for other markers such as class names and asset file names.

What does official or custom mean?

Official means the storefront declares a Shopify Theme Store ID, so the theme can be looked up in the store. Custom means no Theme Store ID was found.

Why does the theme name look unfamiliar?

Merchants can rename their theme in the admin, and the storefront publishes that name. Search the Theme Store link, or compare the design, to find the original.

Which Evidio plan includes this feature?

This core feature is available on the Free plan. Paid plans add higher limits or complementary capabilities where applicable.

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Try it on a real store

See what Evidio finds on your next Shopify store.

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