X-ray any
Shopify store.
Paste a URL. In seconds, see the theme it runs, the apps it is built on, and exactly how its storefront SEO is set up.
Three reads, one paste
If the store runs a recognizable theme, you get its name and the studio behind it. Heavily customized stores show their raw theme name, still a useful signal.
We fingerprint the storefront against a library of common apps for reviews, email, subscriptions, search, loyalty and support, then list what we can confirm.
Title and meta with character lengths, canonical, Open Graph, structured data, hreflang, currency and the myshopify domain. A fast look at the on-page basics.
The inspector reads a store’s public storefront, the same markup any browser loads, then reports its theme, the apps it can fingerprint and how its on-page SEO is set up. Detection is best-effort: a renamed theme or an app that loads through Shopify infrastructure can be missed.
Weighing up a theme for your own store? Our guides on customizing the Prestige theme and the Impulse theme cover what each can and cannot do, and where customization stops being a settings job and becomes development. Found something you want a second opinion on? Talk to us.
If you only need one part of the audit, try the focused Shopify SEO checker or Shopify app detector.
Inspecting stores as you browse them? The same detection is packaged as a free Shopify Store Inspector Chrome extension, now live in the Chrome Web Store. It reads the tab you are already on, so there is no URL to paste and it reaches staging and password-protected stores this page cannot.
Skip the paste. Inspect the tab you are on.
The same theme detection, app fingerprinting and SEO score, one click from your toolbar. It also reaches staging and password-protected stores this page cannot. What it does.