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View a SPC certificate online, free

View .SPC certificate files online. Read the subject, issuer, validity and fingerprints, free.

Drop your .SPC file here

Opens your .SPC file right here.

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Up to 5 MB · .crt .cer .pem .der .p7b .p12 .pfx .csr .key
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How to read a .SPC file online

Three steps, a few seconds.

01

Open your .SPC file

Drop it on the box or click to choose it. A bundle holding several certificates is split for you automatically.

02

Unlock if needed

A password-protected file asks for its export password. It is used only to unlock the file.

03

Check the details

Read the chain from your certificate up to the root, see every domain it covers, when it expires and copy its SHA-256 fingerprints.

What is a .SPC file?

What's inside .crt, .pem and .p12 files, in plain words.

An SPC file is almost always a Super Nintendo (SNES) audio file, a 64 KB memory snapshot of the SNES sound processor that lets you play game music on a PC. Use foobar2000 with the foo_gep plugin or Chipamp to play it. If the file came from a code-signing tool rather than a game music site, it is a Software Publisher Certificate (PKCS#7), a different format.

Programs that open .SPC files

Windows
OpenSSL, XnView, Chipamp (Winamp bundle), foobar2000 (with foo_gep plugin)
macOS
foobar2000 for Mac (with foo_gep)
Linux
OpenSSL, audacious (with audacious-plugins-extra)
Web
SNESmusic.org player
.SPC format details
Full nameSNES SPC700 Audio File
DeveloperCommunity standard; originated from SNES game music preservation (Zones/Firebird, ~1997)
First released~1997 (SPC file format v0.30 specification)
CategoryData & Other
MIME typeaudio/x-spc (de facto, not IANA-registered)
Signature53 4E 45 53 2D 53 50 43 37 30 30 20 53 6F 75 6E 64 20 46 69 6C 65 20 44 61 74 61 20 76 30 2E 33 30 ("SNES-SPC700 Sound File Data v0.30")

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Frequently asked questions

Is it safe to open my .SPC file here?

Yes. Certificates are public by design, and decoding and signature checks run with the Web Crypto API.

What does “chain verified” mean?

Each certificate is signed by the one above it. The viewer checks those signatures mathematically, so you can see whether your server certificate, intermediate and root actually belong together - the most common cause of “incomplete chain” errors.

My .p12 / .pfx asks for a password. Which one?

The password chosen when the file was exported (for example from Windows, a browser or your CA's portal). Some files have an empty password - try leaving the field blank.

Why don't you show my private key?

A private key is the secret half of the certificate. Anyone who sees it can impersonate you, so the viewer only tells you that a key is present and what type and size it is.

Can it check if a certificate is revoked?

Not yet. Revocation (OCSP/CRL) needs to contact the certificate authority, which we keep for the server-side version of this tool.

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