How to use this tool
- Enter a public WordPress page URL.
- Choose Analyze website to inspect the page’s linked scripts and stylesheets.
- Review identified plugin directories and their supporting asset paths.
Example
Example: a loaded /wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/ asset is a public signal of WooCommerce.
What to know
The scanner does not enumerate plugin directories or access administration pages. It reports plugins found in actual linked assets. Server-only plugins and plugins hidden by bundling, custom paths, or consent controls may not be detectable.
Frequently asked questions
Does this list every installed plugin?
No. It lists visible plugin signals from one webpage. No result is not proof that a plugin is absent.
Are plugin versions detected?
This version of the tool does not infer plugin versions from cache-busting query values. Plugin versions remain unknown.
What does an unfamiliar plugin name mean?
Unknown plugin directories are displayed by their slug and marked as unverified vendor names. They are not invented catalog identities.