To determine the theme name of a website built on Webflow, there’s no direct method—Webflow doesn't use “themes” in the way platforms like WordPress do. Here's what you can do instead.
1. Understand Webflow's Structure
- Webflow sites are custom-built or cloned from templates sold on the Webflow Template Marketplace or shared via the Webflow Showcase.
- There is no built-in label or metadata revealing a site’s theme name, because many sites are highly customized post-purchase or completely built from scratch.
2. Inspect the Page Source or Assets
- Right-click on the website and choose View Page Source or use browser developer tools (F12 or right-click > Inspect).
- Search for the term
webflow.io
to see if the site was cloned or previewed from a Webflow subdomain. - You might also find image filenames or asset paths that include the name of a template or creator—for example:
assets/folio-template-xyz...
.
3. Reverse Search via Webflow Template Marketplace
- Visit the Webflow Template Marketplace.
- Use keywords related to the site's design (e.g., "portfolio", "agency", "startup") to visually compare.
- Template names are often used in the class structure, and these may appear in the class names in the HTML/CSS of the site (viewable via browser dev tools).
4. Check the Webflow Showcase
- Visit the Webflow Showcase page.
- Use search terms based on site content or design style to locate possible clones or the original base project.
- Look for similar aesthetics and structural elements.
5. Use Google Search
- Try a Google search with terms like:
site:webflow.io "template name"
or Webflow theme "unique phrase from site"
. - You might find the original template page or a clone in the Webflow community.
Summary
Webflow websites don’t have a clearly labeled theme name, but you can inspect the site’s code, compare with the Template Marketplace, or scan the Webflow Showcase to try and identify the original template or clone source. Many Webflow sites are bespoke, so exact matches may not always exist.