Generate Wildcard SSL
Enter your domain to get a free wildcard certificate from Let's Encrypt

Certificate will cover *.example.com and example.com

Used for certificate expiration notifications

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Your private key is generated securely and never stored on our servers. All operations use the official Let's Encrypt ACME protocol.

Free Wildcard SSL Certificates

Secure your domain with free wildcard SSL

Generate trusted wildcard SSL certificates from Let's Encrypt using DNS verification. Secure all your subdomains with a single certificate.

100% Free
90 Day Validity
Instant Download
Trusted CA

How It Works

Get your wildcard SSL certificate in 4 simple steps using DNS verification

01

Enter Domain

Enter your domain name and email address to get started

02

Add DNS Record

Add the TXT record to your DNS configuration

03

Verify & Generate

We verify DNS and generate your certificate

04

Download Files

Download your certificate, private key, and CA bundle

Everything You Need

All the files required for complete SSL configuration

Private Key (privkey.pem)

RSA 2048-bit private key securely generated in your browser

Certificate (cert.pem)

Your wildcard domain certificate signed by Let's Encrypt

CA Bundle (chain.pem)

Intermediate certificates for complete chain of trust

Full Chain (fullchain.pem)

Combined certificate and CA bundle for easy setup

Wildcard Support

Secure all subdomains with a single certificate (*.example.com)

Browser Trusted

Certificates trusted by all major browsers and devices

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this really free?

Yes! Let's Encrypt provides free SSL certificates to everyone. We simply provide an easy interface to generate wildcard certificates using DNS verification.

How long are the certificates valid?

Let's Encrypt certificates are valid for 90 days. You can generate a new certificate before expiry to maintain continuous coverage.

What is DNS verification?

DNS verification (DNS-01 challenge) proves domain ownership by adding a specific TXT record to your DNS. It's the only method that supports wildcard certificates.

Will my private key be secure?

Your private key is generated client-side in your browser and is never sent to our servers. Only you have access to your private key.

What browsers trust these certificates?

Let's Encrypt certificates are trusted by all major browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and all mobile browsers.