This free tool fetches and decodes a website's SSL/TLS certificate so you can inspect it in seconds — no OpenSSL command line needed. Enter a hostname and it shows the issuer (the Certificate Authority that signed it), the validity dates so you can spot a certificate that's expired or about to, the subject and any Subject Alternative Names it covers, and the certificate chain. It's handy when you're debugging an HTTPS setup, confirming a renewal actually went through, or just curious who issued a site's certificate. Everything runs against the live host, so you always see the certificate that's really being served right now.
Welcome to this really basic SSL Info Checker!
1. 🔍 Type the Host and Port: Enter the server details in the format hostname:port (e.g., mojalab.com:443). You could also insert something like htts://mojalab.com
2. 🚀 Click “Fetch SSL Info”: Hit the button and wait, we will try to get some basic info about the SSL Certificate
3. 📜 Check the Results: See the certificate’s issuer, validity period, expiration countdown, and more.
Remember:
If you got some errors (or unexpected results), double-check the host and port, and make sure the server is online.
Remember, some servers may block SSL queries for security reasons.
SSL Certificate Info
Enter a host (and optional port) to inspect its TLS certificate.
*Stay curious, stay safe, and enjoy exploring the tech world! *