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SSL Certificate Checker

Instantly verify that your SSL certificate is properly installed and trusted. View Common Name, server type, issuer, expiry date, SANs, signature algorithm, and full certificate chain.

Check Your SSL Now

Enter your server hostname or domain name in the box below and click Check. You can immediately view all details pertaining to your SSL certificate.

Enter without http:// — just the domain or IP address.

What does the SSL Certificate Checker verify?

The SSL Certificate Checker tool helps you verify that your SSL certificate is properly installed and trusted by major browsers and operating systems. It checks the full certificate chain and reports any issues with intermediate or root certificates.

Certificate Chain

Verifies that all intermediate and root certificates are correctly configured on your server for full browser trust.

Expiry Date Check

Quickly see how many days remain before your SSL certificate expires so you can renew before it causes browser warnings.

SANs (Subject Alt Names)

View all domains and subdomains that the certificate secures via Subject Alternative Names.

Server IP & Type

Reports the server's IPv4 address and web server type (Apache, Nginx, IIS, etc.) detected during the SSL check.