Converter

An SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) certificate secures the connection between a user’s browser and your website by encrypting data transmitted. Different servers and applications may require SSL certificates in different formats, such as PEM, DER, PFX, or CER. Converting your SSL certificate ensures compatibility with various systems and platforms.

Our SSL Converter supports conversion between several common formats:

• PEM: Privacy-Enhanced Mail format, often used for Apache servers.
• DER: Distinguished Encoding Rules format, commonly used in Java environments.
• PFX/P12: Personal Information Exchange format, used for Windows servers and applications.
• CER: Certificate format that can be used with various applications.

To use our SSL Converter:

1. Upload Your Certificate: Choose and upload your SSL certificate file in its current format.
2. Select the Desired Format: Specify the format you need for the conversion.
3. Convert and Download: Click the convert button. Once the conversion is complete, download the newly formatted certificate file.

Our SSL Converter tool can handle a wide range of certificate file sizes. However, extremely large files may take longer to process. If you encounter issues with file size, ensure that your certificate file meets our system requirements and try the conversion again.

The SSL conversion process is handled with the highest level of security. Your certificate data is processed securely and is not stored or shared beyond the immediate conversion task. We prioritize the confidentiality and integrity of your data throughout the conversion process.

If the conversion process fails, first check that the file you uploaded is in a supported format and not corrupted. Ensure that all required fields and selections are correctly filled out. If you continue to experience issues, contact our support team for assistance.

Yes, you can convert an SSL certificate between different formats as needed. However, excessive conversions are generally unnecessary and could introduce potential issues. Use the conversion tool to generate the format you need for your specific application or server.

No, you only need to upload your SSL certificate file. The conversion process does not require any sensitive personal or organizational information beyond what is contained in the certificate itself.