SSL Checker

Certificate Probe

Initiate TLS handshake directly from the server, read certificate, negotiate protocol and remaining validity.

Check SSL certificates online, know immediately if expired or mismatched.

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Use Cases

Before launch or after renewal, first confirm SSL certificate is working properly and covers target domains
Verify certificate authorization status and error reasons when browser shows certificate errors
Verify newly deployed or renewed SSL certificates are correctly effective
Check certificate subject alternative name list and SHA-1/SHA-256 fingerprints

Features

Certificate status at a glance: Validity, issuer, domain matching all clear on one page
HTTPS troubleshooting faster: Browser errors, renewal issues, and deployment errors can all be checked first
Launch and renewal scenarios friendly: Suitable for new certificate deployment, post-renewal verification, and quick confirmation after migration
Results clear and understandable: Suitable for webmasters, developers, and ops teams to collaboratively handle HTTPS configuration issues

How to Use

1.Enter the website domain to check
2.Tool automatically connects and retrieves SSL/TLS certificate information
3.View certificate authorization status, protocol, cipher suite, and validity period
4.View subject alternative name list and certificate fingerprints for further verification

FAQ

How to quickly check if a website's SSL certificate has issues?

Enter the domain name to see if the certificate is valid, expired, hostname matches, and if there are obvious TLS configuration anomalies.

Why does my browser show certificate errors or insecure connection warnings?

Common causes include expired certificates, domain mismatch, incomplete certificate chains, or HTTPS configuration issues. Running an SSL check first usually narrows down the problem quickly.

Is it suitable for pre-launch and post-renewal verification?

Very suitable. Whether deploying HTTPS for the first time, or after certificate renewal and replacement, it's recommended to recheck if it's correctly applied.

Can it be used to troubleshoot certificate issues behind CDN or reverse proxy?

Yes. Many certificate anomalies come from inconsistent CDN, gateway, or origin configuration. Check results help further determine the problem location.