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# Rename certificate
Rename your Marketplace certificate from the certificate or program details page.
If you have multiple certificates for the same vendor program, you can choose different names for those certificates so you can identify them easily. Certificates can be renamed regardless of their current status.
You can rename a certificate either from the **certificate details** or the **program details** page. When updating the name, we recommend providing a unique name.
#### Rename a certificate from the certificate details page
To rename a certificate from the certificate details page:
1. Open the **Certificates** page.
2. Select the certificate to rename.
3. On the certificate details page, select the dropdown arrow 
, then choose **Rename**.
4. In the **Rename** dialog, enter the new name.
5. Select **Save**. The certificate is renamed.
#### Rename a certificate from the program details page
To rename a certificate from the program details page:
1. Open the **Programs** page.
2. Select the program related to the certificate you want to rename.
3. On the **program details** page, select the **Certificates** tab.
4. Select the desired certificate.
5. On the certificate details page, select the arrow, then choose **Rename**.
6. In the **Rename** dialog, enter the new name, then select **Save**. The certificate is renamed.
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