Paste a PEM-formatted certificate or a full chain (-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE----- blocks concatenated) to parse Subject, Issuer, SAN domains, Key Usage, validity period, and fingerprints — and verify chain signatures — 100% locally in your browser.
Addresses are displayed from the certificate. No OCSP, issuer or CRL URL is fetched, and revocation status is not checked.
Key Usage{{ cert.keyUsage.length }}
{{ u }}
Extended Key Usage{{ cert.extKeyUsage.length }}
{{ u }}
Subject Alternative Names (SANs){{ cert.sans.length }}
{{ domain }}
No Subject Alternative Name extension present in this certificate.
Hostname Check
Matches {{ hostnameCheck.matchedName }}{{ hostnameCheck.usedCnFallback ? ' (via Subject CN — no SAN extension present)' : ' (SAN)' }}.
No match. This certificate covers: {{ hostnameCheck.candidates.length ? hostnameCheck.candidates.join(', ') : 'no names at all' }}.
Fingerprints (computed over the DER certificate)
SHA-256{{ fingerprints.sha256 || '—' }}
SHA-1{{ fingerprints.sha1 || '—' }}
About SSL & X.509 Decoding
This tool walks the Base64 ASN.1 DER structure inside a standard PEM X.509 certificate or full chain — subject, issuer, validity, serial, public key, Key Usage / Extended Key Usage / Basic Constraints, and SAN extension are read directly from the bytes, and the SHA-256 / SHA-1 fingerprints are computed with the Web Crypto API. When a chain is pasted, each certificate's signature is cryptographically verified against the next certificate's public key. Nothing is transmitted to any server.
Security note: Parsing, hostname matching and signature verification all run entirely client-side in your browser. No certificate text or key material leaves the page. Chain signature verification confirms internal consistency of the certificates you pasted — it is not a substitute for full trust-store / revocation validation.