Generate a fresh RSA or ECC key pair, with an optional self-signed certificate, for local development, internal testing, or any environment where a CA-issued certificate isn't needed yet.
RSA (2048/4096-bit) or ECC (P-256/P-384).
Add subject details and a validity period to generate a self-signed certificate alongside the key.
Generated locally in your browser — ready for local dev, staging, or internal tools.
For local development, internal testing, or staging environments where you control both ends of the connection and don't need public trust.
No — browsers and clients won't trust a self-signed certificate by default. Use a CA-issued certificate (see SecureCLM Pro) for anything public-facing.
Yes — entirely client-side in your browser, nothing is uploaded.
