See Which Plugins a WordPress Site Uses
Enter a site's address to list the WordPress plugins visible on its home page. For each one you get its name, a version hint when available, a confidence level and a link to its WordPress.org page. The result also shows the theme and host.
How It Works
The detector loads the home page once and looks for:
- files loaded from
/wp-content/plugins/plugin-name/; - code and markers that popular plugins add to pages;
- technology fingerprints for well-known plugins such as WooCommerce, Yoast SEO and Elementor.
It then looks up each plugin folder name on WordPress.org to show its real name.
What It Can't See
No outside tool can see every plugin. Plugins that only work in the admin area, such as backups, security, redirects and many SEO settings, add nothing to public pages. Plugins used only on other pages, such as a form on the contact page, may not appear on the home page either. Treat the list as "at least these plugins".
Version Numbers
Version numbers come from links such as script.js?ver=3.2.1. They're usually
right, but caching and optimisation plugins can change or remove them, so the
result calls them hints.
To learn how to check plugins by hand too, read how to find out which WordPress theme and plugins a site uses.