Generate CSR in seconds! SSL Certificate Signing Request (CSR) Generation App

Domains, separated by comma

This is required.

This should be a a hostname.

Add WWW with every domain? Not applicable for wildcard domain.

Organization

Organization Unit

City / Locality

State / County / Region

Country

Key Algorithm

Key Size

1. Click the first button below to Download Private Key. You'll need this to install SSL on your web server. Never share it with anyone.

2. Click the second button to Copy the CSR. Paste it in this page to generate your Free SSL Certificate. Free forever!

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How are the CSR and key pair generated?

Most of the major web browsers support WebCrypto API. This app generates the key pair using the WebCrypto API and your browser. Then it uses PKIjs library to generate SSL Certificate Request (CSR) for you. This app generates a new key pair for every certificate request you make.

Our server never sees your private key. If your browser doesn’t support WebCrypto API or a required algorithm this app just doesn't generate the CSR.

Credits go to the 'csrhelp' app. 'csrhelp' is suitable for one domain only. We have done a few modifications to make it compatible with multiple domains.

Who has access to the private key?

Only you.

However, this website is hosted on a VPS, and we use CloudFlare as the CDN. These service providers could theoretically modify this website and take a copy of the generated private key.

You may download this app from GitHub by click here. Then you may run this app locally in your browser. You can also clone this app with following command:

git clone https://github.com/SpeedUpWebsite/san-csr.git

Optionally, you can disconnect your internet connection while generating CSR.

Where can I get Free SSL Certificates?

You have come to the right place! We provide Free SSL Certificates using the ACME V2 API of Let’s Encrypt. You can generate your Free SSL certificate in minutes just by using your favorite browser. Generate the CSR using the form in this page and then click here to generate your Free SSL Certificate. Free forever!

How can I generate an SSL Certificate Signing Request (CSR)?

This page generates SSL Certificate Signing Request (CSR). Please provide your domain name in the fields above, and this app generates the CSR in seconds.

Which browsers support this CSR app?

Any modern browser that supports WebCrypto API should support this SSL Certificate Signing Request (CSR) app.

We have successfully tested with the latest version of Google Chrome, Opera and Firefox.

Unfortunately, this app is NOT compatible with Microsoft Edge.

What is a Certificate Signing Request (CSR)?

To issue an SSL certificate, all the Certificate Authorities (CA) required to submit information regarding a website owner, in the form of a Certificate Signing Request (CSR). CSR includes the Common Name (CN), Subject Alternative Name (SAN), public key, etc. CN is the primary domain for which you need to issue the SSL certificate, e.g., YourName.com. SAN is all the domain names which use the same SSL certificate, e.g., YourName.com, www.YourName.com, mail.YourName.com, subdomain.YourName.com, AnotherDomain.com, etc. The Certificate Authority (CA) issues the SSL certificate to the CN and SAN.

Your web server uses the Public Key to identify itself, which is the crucial part of the CSR.

Certificate Signing Request (CSR or PKCS10) is a cryptographic procedure with which you can provide all the required information along with the Public Key and prove the ownership of the corresponding Private Key.

CSR can also contain information like Organization, Organizational Unit, City/Locality, State/County/Region, Country, Key Algorithm, Key Size, etc.

CSR is generated with Base-64 based PEM format.

What is the recommended key size?

The larger private key is stronger than a small-length private key. At the same time, larger private key makes the cryptographic operations slower.

However, RSA 2048-bit is enough for most of the use cases.

Please show me a sample CSR.

Generally, the SSL Certificate Signing Request (CSR) is created using Base-64 based PEM format. CSR starts with "-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE REQUEST-----" and ends with "-----END CERTIFICATE REQUEST-----". A CSR is given below as an example:

Please show me a sample of Private Key.

Like the SSL Certificate Signing Request (CSR), Private Key is also created using Base-64 based PEM format. Private Key starts with "-----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY-----" and ends with "-----END PRIVATE KEY-----". A sample of 2048-bit Private Key is given below:

SSL Certificate Signing Request

Generate CSR in seconds!

Just enter the domains (separated by comma) and scroll down!

Congratulations! CSR has been generated successfully.

1. Click the first button below to Download Private Key. You'll need this to install SSL on your web server. Never share it with anyone.

2. Click the second button to Copy the CSR. Paste it in this page to generate your Free SSL Certificate. Free forever!

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