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CSR Generator creates a local RSA key pair, builds a PKCS#10 certificate signing request, and signs it with SHA-256. The CSR can be copied or downloaded for submission to a certificate authority.
Common subject fields and Subject Alternative Names are validated before generation. DNS, IP, and email SAN entries are encoded into the extension request so modern certificates include the names users actually need.
The private key is generated alongside the CSR and must be saved securely. Certificate authorities need the CSR, but your server needs the matching private key when the certificate is issued.
Yes. Web Crypto creates the key pair in your browser, and Convertful does not store the private key or CSR subject data.
Yes. Add DNS, IP, and email Subject Alternative Names using entries such as DNS:example.com or IP:192.0.2.10.
Submit the CSR PEM. Keep the private key PEM secret and save it securely because it must match the issued certificate.
Phase 5 generates RSA keys and signs the CSR with SHA-256 and RSA PKCS#1 v1.5 for broad CA compatibility.
No. The private key is not persisted after you leave the page.