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Free online SSL certificate checker. Verify website SSL validity, view issuer details, and check expiration dates instantly.
Supports domain names, URLs with protocols, or host:port format. Default port is 443.
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Expired or misconfigured website SSL certificates directly trigger browser security warnings, leading to visitor loss and potential business interruption. This tool performs a real-time probe of the SSL/TLS certificate chain returned by the server for a target domain. It parses and displays key fields such as the Certificate Authority (CA), validity period (start and end dates), remaining days, signature algorithm, public key length, and Subject Alternative Names (SAN). Simultaneously, it automatically verifies whether the certificate is within its validity period, if the domain matches, and if the certificate chain is complete and trusted, thereby providing a clear valid or invalid status.
www.example.com. No https:// prefix is needed.Example: Entering google.com yields a result like—Status: Valid, Issuer: GTS CA 1C3, Validity Period: 2024-10-20 to 2025-01-12, Remaining Days: approx. 83 days, Signature Algorithm: sha256WithRSAEncryption.
This tool only supports checking standard domains (including subdomains) without adding protocol headers. It simulates a standard TLS handshake to fetch the certificate, and the results reflect the true status at the current moment, excluding historical records. The checking process does not store your domain information on our servers, but it is still recommended to avoid entering internal test domains containing sensitive business logic. If a domain is configured with multiple certificates (e.g., in SNI scenarios), the tool will display the certificate corresponding to the default virtual host. Abnormal scenarios such as DNS resolution failures, connection timeouts, or server connection refusals will provide clear error prompts. Please adjust the domain or network environment according to the prompts and try again.
Conventional RSA 2048-bit certificates are gradually being replaced by ECDSA P-256 for better encryption/decryption performance and security strength. It is recommended to prioritize ECC curves when applying for new certificates. For multi-domain or wildcard domain scenarios, you can confirm the certificate's coverage scope by checking the "Subject Alternative Names" (SAN) field. In production environments, it is advisable to use monitoring scripts to periodically call similar checking logic and automatically trigger alerts 30 days before a certificate expires, preventing downtime caused by human oversight. A typical healthy output example—Domain: api.example.io, Status: Valid, Issuer: Let's Encrypt R3, Remaining Days: 62 days, SAN: api.example.io, *.example.io.