SSL Certificate Chain Builder
Paste your server certificate and get the complete chain: the missing intermediate certificates are fetched for you and returned as a ready-to-install PEM bundle.
How it works
Why the chain matters
Servers must send intermediates
Browsers trust a small set of roots. Your server has to send every intermediate certificate between your certificate and that root.
The classic symptom
A site that works in Chrome on a desktop but fails on Android, in curl or in Java almost always has an incomplete chain.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
In what order do certificates go?
Your certificate first, then each intermediate in turn. The root itself does not need to be included.
How do I check the result?
Install the bundle and run the SSL checker against your domain: it shows whether the chain is complete and trusted.
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