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docs/documentation/platform/pki/certificates/profiles.mdx
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To create a certificate profile, head to your Certificate Management Project > Certificates > Certificate Profiles and press **Create Profile**.
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![pki certificate profile](/images/platform/pki/certificate/cert-profile.png)
![pki certificate profile modal](/images/platform/pki/certificate/cert-profile-modal.png)
Here's some guidance on each field:

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To create a certificate template, head to your Certificate Management Project > Certificates > Certificate Templates and press **Create Template**.
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![pki certificate template](/images/platform/pki/certificate/cert-template.png)
![pki certificate template modal](/images/platform/pki/certificate/cert-template-modal.png)
Here's some guidance on each field:
- Template Name: The name of the template such as `tls-server`.
- Template Name: A slug-friendly name for the template such as `tls-server`.
- Description: An optional description for the template.
- Subject Attributes: A list of common names that can be included in the certificate subject. Each row accepts a fixed value or pattern such as `example.com` or `*.example.com` and whether it is allowed or denied.
- Subject Alternative Names (SANs): A list of SANs that can appear in the certificate. Each row accepts a SAN type (e.g. DNS, IP, Email, URI), a fixed value or pattern such as `example.com` or `*.example.com`, and an allow or deny flag.