What this free tool checks
Certificate problems can trigger browser warnings and prevent normal HTTPS access. Check expiry and hostname validity before they become outages.
Inspect the live HTTPS certificate presented by a website. Review validity, expiry, issuer, hostname matching, TLS protocol and certificate details in a clear report.
Certificate problems can trigger browser warnings and prevent normal HTTPS access. Check expiry and hostname validity before they become outages.
Review certificate validity, hostname matching, expiry, issuer and negotiated TLS details together. Expiry warnings deserve attention before browsers begin rejecting the connection.
A valid certificate does not mean the application is fully secure, and a short remaining lifetime is not automatically a problem when reliable automatic renewal is configured.
Fix hostname or trust errors immediately, verify renewal automation when expiry is approaching and retest after certificate changes.
It opens a live TLS connection and reports certificate dates, issuer, subject, hostname matching, protocol, cipher and verification status where available.
Do not wait for the final day. Automated certificates often renew in advance; if the remaining period becomes unexpectedly short, verify that automatic renewal is working.
No. A valid certificate protects and authenticates the TLS connection, but application security, updates, access control and other protections still matter.