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cURL to Code Converter

Paste a cURL command, from your terminal or your browser's “Copy as cURL”, and get working code in 10 languages. Headers, JSON, forms, file uploads and authentication are all handled.

cURL command

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Python (requests)

The generated code sends the same request as your cURL command, and like cURL it doesn’t follow redirects unless you used -L. Replace placeholder tokens, file paths and credentials before using it.

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Convert cURL Commands to Code in 10 Languages

Paste a cURL command from your terminal, API docs, Postman or your browser’s DevTools (“Copy as cURL”), and get ready-to-run code that sends the same request. The converter understands what real-world commands contain, not just the simple cases.

Supported languages

  • Python (requests), JavaScript (fetch) and Node.js (axios)
  • Go (net/http), PHP (cURL extension), Java (HttpClient) and C# (HttpClient)
  • Ruby (Net::HTTP), Rust (reqwest) and PowerShell (Invoke-WebRequest)
  • A JSON view of what was parsed, which helps when debugging a command

What it understands

  • Chrome and Firefox “Copy as cURL (bash)” output, including $'…' strings, and the Windows cmd version with ^ escapes
  • Combined and attached flags such as -sSLXPOST and -H'Accept: json'
  • JSON bodies, --data-urlencode, --data-raw, --json, @file bodies and -T uploads
  • Multipart uploads with -F, including file parts, content types and file names
  • Basic auth, bearer tokens, cookies, -G, -I, redirects (-L), timeouts, proxies and -k

Accurate output

The generated programs send the same method, URL, headers and body as your command. We run them against real cURL to check this for every supported language. Like cURL, the code doesn’t follow redirects unless you used -L, and it shows warnings for options it can’t carry over, such as digest authentication or client certificates.

Tips

  • In Chrome or Edge, right-click a request in the Network tab, choose Copy → Copy as cURL, and paste it here.
  • Replace tokens, passwords and file paths in the generated code before you share or commit it.
  • Your command is converted in your browser and never sent to our servers.

Frequently asked questions

How do I convert a cURL command to Python?

Paste the command, choose Python (requests), and copy the code. JSON bodies become a Python dictionary, headers and authentication are carried over, and file uploads use the files argument.

How do I convert “Copy as cURL” from Chrome?

In DevTools’ Network tab, right-click the request and choose Copy as cURL (bash), then paste it here. Windows “cmd” format works too.

Can it convert cURL to JavaScript fetch, axios, Go, PHP or Java?

Yes. Pick any of Python, JavaScript fetch, Node.js axios, Go, PHP, Java, C#, Ruby, Rust or PowerShell.

Does it support file uploads and multipart forms?

Yes. -F fields, file parts (@path), content types and file names are converted for every language.

Which cURL options are supported?

Methods, headers, JSON and form bodies, --data-urlencode, --json, @file bodies, -F multipart, basic and bearer auth, cookies, -G, -I, -L, -k, timeouts and proxies. Unsupported options show a warning instead of being dropped silently.

Are my API keys and tokens safe?

Yes. The conversion runs in your browser and nothing is uploaded. Still, replace real secrets before you share the generated code.