What RSA Certificate does
Create a temporary self-signed RSA certificate for development, local TLS, integration tests, and key-format inspection. The service returns PKCS#8 private keys, PKIX public keys, and X.509 certificates in PEM format.
Common uses
- Create development and test certificates
- Inspect RSA key size and certificate validity
- Convert certificate material into readable fields
Privacy and limitations
Generation and parsing run in server memory. Inputs and private keys are not stored or logged; use an offline CA workflow for production keys.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use this certificate in production?
No. It is self-signed and intended for development or testing. Production certificates should come from a trusted CA and protected key-generation workflow.
Which key sizes are supported?
RSA 2048, 3072, and 4096 bits are supported.
Is the private key saved?
No. It is generated in memory and returned in the current response only.