How to Find What Squarespace Template a Site Is Using

You found a Squarespace site you like. You want the template name, the fonts, and the hex codes. Squarespace does not hide this. It just does not put it in a friendly menu.

Manual

1. View source.
2. Search for data-template, templateId, or a body class like brine.
3. On 7.1 you may only see a unified layout engine. The “template” is then style settings + CSS, not Bedford-vs-Brine.
4. Inspect text for font-family or fonts.googleapis.com.
5. Search CSS for --sqs color variables.

Faster

Paste the public URL on deadsimplebackups.com. The free backup extracts a theme report: template hints, fonts, colors, and obvious integrations.

That report is a record, not a theme installer. You still pick fonts and colors by hand on the next platform.

Why bother

Agencies use this when a client says “make it look like this.” You get a written palette instead of guessing from a screenshot. Pair it with a monthly backup if you need that look again in six months.