SSL Certificate Checker
Check SSL/TLS certificate expiry, issuer, cipher suite, and SANs for any domain. Instant results โ no signup required.
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Free SSL Certificate Checker โ Instant Domain SSL Expiry & Details
Use this free SSL certificate checker to instantly verify any domain's SSL/TLS certificate. See expiry date, days remaining, issuer, cipher suite, and all Subject Alternative Names (SANs) โ no login or installation required.
What does this tool check?
- Certificate validity period (issued on / expires on)
- Days remaining until expiry with a visual progress bar
- Certificate subject (Common Name, Organization)
- Issuer details (CA name)
- TLS protocol version and cipher suite
- SHA-256 fingerprint
- Subject Alternative Names (SANs) โ all covered domains
Why monitor SSL certificates?
An expired SSL certificate causes browser warnings and breaks HTTPS for all visitors. Google also uses HTTPS as a ranking signal. Checking your SSL regularly ensures your site stays trusted, secure, and optimized for search engines.
How to use
Enter any domain name (e.g. github.com) or paste a full URL. The tool connects directly to port 443 and reads the live certificate โ showing real-time results in under a second.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this tool support wildcard certificates?
Yes โ wildcard and multi-domain certificates are fully supported. All SANs are listed in the collapsible section.
Is my domain sent anywhere?
The check is made server-side via a direct TLS connection. No data is stored or logged โ results are returned only to your browser.
What does "Critical" status mean?
If fewer than 7 days remain before expiry, the certificate is flagged as Critical. Renew immediately to avoid service disruption.
Can I check an internal or localhost domain?
No โ the checker connects from our server. It works only for publicly reachable domains that accept TLS connections on port 443.