Cloud Signing
Overview
Configure cloud-based code signing providers for automatic signing of Windows desktop applications. Cloud signing ensures your built executables are signed with a trusted certificate, preventing security warnings when users download and install your app. You can add, edit, and delete configurations, mark one as the default, and toggle credential visibility for each entry. External documentation links are provided for each provider.
Supported Providers
Azure SignTool
Microsoft Azure-based signing. Configure Vault URL, Client ID, Client Secret, Tenant ID, and Certificate Name. Ideal for teams already using Azure infrastructure.
DigiCert KeyLocker
Enterprise-managed code signing. Configure API Key, Client Certificate Path, Client Certificate Password, and Keypair Alias. Best for enterprise environments with managed certificate lifecycles.
SSL.com eSigner
Cost-effective cloud signing solution. Configure Credential ID, Username/Email, Password, and TOTP Secret for two-factor authentication. Good balance of price and features.
SignPath.io
CI/CD-focused signing platform. Configure Organization ID, Project Slug, Signing Policy, and API Token. Designed for automated build pipelines and approval workflows.
