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Paste a curl command and get ready-to-run code for fetch, Python requests, PHP, Node axios or Go — parsed entirely in your browser. Free.

Everything runs in your browser — your command never leaves your device.

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About cURL to Code Converter

The cURL to Code converter parses a curl command and generates equivalent, ready-to-run HTTP client code: JavaScript fetch, Python requests, PHP, Node.js axios or Go. Paste the command copied from API docs or your browser's "Copy as cURL" menu, pick a language, and the translated request appears instantly.

The parser understands the flags that matter — the method, URL, -H headers, -d/--data bodies, authentication and more — and shows a summary of the detected method, URL and header count so you can confirm it read the command correctly before copying.

Parsing happens entirely in your browser, which is important because curl commands routinely contain API keys and session cookies — nothing you paste is uploaded. Copy the generated code or download it as a file.

How to use cURL to Code Converter

  1. Paste a curl command into the input — for example one copied from API documentation or the browser DevTools "Copy as cURL" option.
  2. Choose the target language: fetch, Python requests, PHP, Node axios or Go.
  3. Check the detected method, URL and headers summary to confirm the command parsed correctly.
  4. Copy the generated code or download it as a file.

Frequently asked questions

JavaScript fetch, Python requests, PHP, Node.js axios and Go — each generated as an idiomatic, runnable request including the method, headers and body from your command.

Yes. The Network panel's "Copy as cURL" output — with its many -H headers and cookies — is exactly the kind of command the parser is built for.

Yes. The command is parsed locally in your browser and never uploaded, so tokens, cookies and credentials embedded in the command stay on your device.

The tool reports that it could not parse the command. Check for unbalanced quotes or line continuations; simplifying multi-line commands to one line usually resolves it.

Yes, completely free with no limits.


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