Check your website’s SSL certificate online with our free SSL Certificate Checker. Review certificate validity, expiration dates, issuer information, and other available certificate details to help identify potential HTTPS configuration problems.
Whether you manage a business website, an online store, a blog, or a client website, checking your SSL certificate regularly can help you identify expiring certificates and troubleshoot common security configuration issues.
Enter your domain name into the checker above to inspect the SSL certificate presented by your website.
Inspect HTTPS certificate validity and expiry information.
Follow these steps to check the SSL certificate installed on your website:
Enter your domain: Type your website’s domain name into the SSL checker.
Start the check: Submit the domain to inspect the certificate presented by the server.
Review certificate details: Check the validity dates, issuer, hostname coverage, and other information returned by the tool.
Resolve any issues: If the certificate is expired, mismatched, or incorrectly configured, contact your hosting provider or administrator to investigate.
TLS certificates have defined validity periods. If a certificate expires and is not renewed or replaced, browsers may display security warnings when visitors access your website.
An SSL checker can help confirm whether a server presents a certificate for the requested hostname.
A certificate must cover the hostname visitors use to access your website. If the certificate does not include the requested domain, browsers may report a certificate name mismatch.
Certificate information can identify the issuing certificate authority and help you verify that the certificate matches your intended deployment.
