Finding WordPress post or page IDs is often harder than it should be—especially when you don’t have admin access to a site. Our WordPress ID Finder solves this by scanning any public URL and instantly telling you whether the page is built on WordPress and, if so, which post or page ID it uses.
This tool is designed for developers, SEOs, marketers, and agencies who need accurate WordPress identification without logging into dashboards or guessing from source code.
What This Tool Does (In Simple Terms)
Our WordPress ID Finder works in two smart steps:
- Detects whether a URL is WordPress-based
If the page is not built on WordPress, the scan stops immediately and clearly tells you so. - Extracts the WordPress ID (only if WordPress is detected)
The tool identifies whether the URL belongs to a post, page, or another WordPress content type and returns the most accurate ID it can find—along with a confidence score.
This approach avoids false positives and keeps results clean and reliable.
Why Use a WordPress ID Finder?
Knowing the correct WordPress ID is essential for many tasks, including:
- Creating custom queries in
functions.php - Targeting posts or pages in Elementor, ACF, or shortcodes
- Debugging theme or plugin behavior
- SEO audits and technical checks
- Competitive research (without backend access)
Instead of manually inspecting HTML or guessing, this tool gives you the answer in seconds.
Key Features
- Scan single or bulk URLs (up to 25 at once)
- Works with any public website
- Detects WordPress vs non-WordPress accurately
- Identifies Post ID or Page ID
- Shows content type (Post, Page, or Unknown)
- Displays accuracy score (out of 100)
- Clean, readable table view
- Download results as CSV
- Built with security safeguards (rate limiting, SSRF protection)
When Bulk Scanning Is Useful
Bulk scanning is ideal when you need to:
- Audit multiple competitor pages
- Validate URLs from spreadsheets
- Check large content lists during migrations
- Collect IDs for automation or scripts
- Export results for developers or clients
Each URL is processed independently, so one failed scan does not affect others.
Accuracy Score Explained
The accuracy score reflects how confidently the tool detected WordPress signals on the page.
- 80–100: Very strong WordPress confirmation
- 60–79: Likely WordPress, some signals hidden
- Below 60: Weak or no WordPress indicators
Some WordPress sites hide assets like wp-content or wp-includes, which can lower the score even if the site is technically WordPress.
Is This Tool Safe to Use?
Yes. The tool only reads public HTML, just like a browser or search engine. It does not:
- Log into websites
- Execute external scripts
- Modify or store scanned pages
- Crawl entire domains
Strong safeguards are in place to prevent misuse or abuse.
Who Should Use This Tool?
- WordPress developers
- SEO professionals
- Technical marketers
- Agency teams
- QA testers
- Students learning WordPress internals
If you work with WordPress in any technical or strategic capacity, this tool saves time.