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Free SSL / HTTPS Certificate Checker

Paste a domain to inspect its TLS certificate: trust status, expiry countdown, issuer, subject, and SAN list - no signup.


Technical SEO

Check SSL certificate validity

Inspect whether a site's TLS certificate is trusted, when it expires, who issued it, and which SANs it covers.

Connects over TLS to read the certificate chain, expiry, SANs, and trust status.

How to use

How to use SSL Check

  1. 1

    Enter a domain

    Paste example.com - we connect on port 443 with SNI.

  2. 2

    Review the cert

    Check authorised status, expiry days, issuer, and SAN coverage.

  3. 3

    Renew early

    Aim to renew before the 14-day warning window, then re-check.

Guide

SSL checks before you submit directories

Browsers warn on expired or mismatched certificates - fix HTTPS before launch week outreach.

Confirm SANs include both apex and www if you serve both hostnames.

After DNS changes, re-check SSL and HTTP headers (HSTS) together.

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Questions

SSL Check FAQ

What does this SSL checker verify?

It opens a TLS connection to the host, reads the peer certificate, and reports trust status, validity dates, subject, issuer, SANs, protocol, and fingerprint.

What does “authorized” mean?

Authorized means Node's CA store trusts the certificate chain for that hostname. Browsers may still disagree if their trust stores differ.

How soon should I renew a certificate?

Renew before the last 14 days. This tool warns when expiry is under two weeks or already past.

SSL looks fine but the site still redirects oddly - what next?

Check DNS records and trace the redirect chain.