Our SSL Certificate Converter Tool makes it easy and secure to transform your SSL certificate formats. With this tool, effortlessly convert between formats such as PEM, DER, P7B, and PFX to ensure compatibility across various server platforms. Whether you need to convert "CER to PEM," "PFX to PEM," or require a solution to "convert certificate to pfx," our user-friendly interface ensures the safe handling of your certificate data.

Our SSL Certificate Converter Tool offers wide-ranging format support to ensure broad compatibility:

• PEM: A commonly used text-based format.
  
• DER: A binary format, ideal for Java platforms.
  
• P7B/PKCS#7: Used for certificate chains that require the PKCS#7 format.
  
• PFX/PKCS#12: Consolidates all certificate components into a single file, perfect for exporting and importing.

 To securely convert your certificates, simply select the source and target formats for your certificate. Then, upload your certificate file and hit "Submit".

Your certificate data is securely transmitted and temporarily stored on our server solely for conversion purposes, then subsequently deleted. Whenever possible, however, performing the conversion on your own server using the "openssl" command is recommended.

Eunetic's SSL Certificate Converter Tool simplifies the process of converting your SSL certificate formats to ensure compatibility with different server environments. It supports popular formats like PEM, DER, P7B, and PFX, enabling straightforward conversions, for example, from "PEM to PFX" or "CRT to PFX". The main benefits include a user-friendly interface, secure data transfer and storage, and the ability to convert multiple certificates and keys in one step.

• What is an SSL Certificate?
  A digital certificate that authenticates a website's identity and enables an encrypted connection.
  
• Why Convert an SSL Certificate?
  Depending on server platforms or software needs, certificates must be converted into compatible formats.
  
• Can I convert from PEM to DER and back?
  Yes, conversions between PEM and DER are common to meet compatibility requirements.
  
• Difference between PFX and P7B?
  PFX includes both the certificate and private key, while P7B usually contains only the certificate chain without the private key.
  
• Is online SSL certificate conversion safe?
  With our tool's secure connection and no data archiving, the process is considered safe.
  
• How does conversion affect my certificate's validity?
  The validity remains unchanged; only the format changes.
  
• Do I need to make changes on my server after conversion?
  You may need to reinstall the converted certificate on your server.
  
• Can I convert an expired certificate?
  Technically possible, but an expired certificate remains invalid regardless of format.
  
• What if the conversion fails?
  Check the file and format; contact our support for further issues.

Ready to Convert Your SSL Certificate?
Utilize our tool for a quick and secure conversion. In just a few clicks, your certificate will be compatible and ready to use.