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SSL / TLS Certificate Decoder & Inspector

Decode X.509 PEM / CRT certificates online. Inspect Subject, Issuer CA, Expiration validity dates, SAN domains, and Public Key algorithms.

Quick Summary: Decode SSL/TLS certificates online. Inspect Common Name, Issuer CA, Subject Alternative Names (SAN), and expiry dates with total privacy.
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What is SSL / TLS Certificate Decoder & Inspector?

SSL Certificate Decoder parses raw PEM, CRT, and CER certificates in your browser. Inspect Certificate Authority chains, validity periods, SHA-256 fingerprints, and SAN hostnames with 100% client-side privacy.

Unlike traditional online utilities that upload your sensitive payloads to a remote server, TechnoLila's SSL / TLS Certificate Decoder & Inspector executes 100% locally in your web browser using modern JavaScript APIs, HTML5 Canvas, and SVG vector rendering. No barcodes, asset IDs, Wi-Fi credentials, tokens, or proprietary payloads ever leave your device.

How to Use SSL / TLS Certificate Decoder & Inspector Online

1. Paste your PEM certificate (starting with -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----).
2. View decoded details including Common Name, Organization, Issuer, Validity Dates, and SANs.

SSL / TLS Certificate Decoder & Inspector Example

Example Input:
-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
MIIEczCCA1ugAwIBAgIQBv...
Example Output:
Subject: CN=technolila.com
Issuer: Let's Encrypt Authority X3
Valid From: 2026-01-01
Valid Until: 2026-04-01
Days Remaining: 38 days

Common Use Cases

• Webmaster & DevOps Audits: Verify SSL certificate renewal deadlines and ensure correct SAN domain coverage.
• Web Server Setup: Inspect certificates before installing on Nginx, Apache, or AWS ALB.

Common Mistakes & Gotchas

• Pasting a Private Key (-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----) instead of a Public Certificate (-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----).

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it safe to paste my certificate here?

Yes. SSL certificates contain public data. Furthermore, our decoder executes 100% locally in your browser memory.

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