Task
Self-signed / CN=localhost / 365 days
Command direction
openssl req -x509 -newkey rsa:2048 ...
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OpenSSL Command Generator — Certificate CLI Builder
Generate common OpenSSL commands for self-signed certs, CSRs, certificate inspection, and PFX operations in your browser. Useful when you need standard syntax without memorizing long flags.
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OpenSSL Command Generator
Generate common OpenSSL commands for self-signed certs, CSRs, certificate inspection, and PFX operations in your browser. Useful when you need standard syntax without memorizing long flags.
Terminal Command
填写 Common Name 或证书文件名后会生成 OpenSSL 命令。
Use cases
- Issue self-signed certs for internal services
- Generate CSRs for a certificate authority
- Extract or inspect materials from PFX files
How to use
- Select the certificate task to perform
- Fill domain, validity days, and other required fields
- Copy the generated OpenSSL command
Example input and output
FAQ
Does this issue certificates in the browser?
No. It only generates commands for your local OpenSSL. Keys and certificates are created on your machine.
Which tasks are supported?
Common generate, inspect, and convert flows are included. See the task list on the page for the current set.
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