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cURL to Code Converter

Free client-side cURL command converter. Transform any cURL request (with headers, basic auth, cookies, query params, form-data, and JSON body) into clean, idiomatic code across 9+ programming languages.

100% Client-Side Privacy: API keys, bearer tokens, and request payloads never leave your browser.

Step-by-Step Instructions

1

Paste cURL Command

Paste any raw cURL command (copied from Chrome DevTools Network tab, Postman, or API documentation).

2

Select Target Programming Language

Choose JavaScript (Fetch / Axios), Python (Requests / aiohttp), Node.js, Go, PHP, Java, Rust, or C#.

3

Inspect Generated Code

Review automatically converted HTTP request headers, method, URL parameters, authentication, and JSON/Form body payloads.

4

Copy Production-Ready Code Snippet

Copy the code directly into your application codebase with 1 click.

Key Features & Capabilities

  • Converts complex cURL commands into 10+ languages: JavaScript (fetch/axios), Python (requests/urllib3), Node.js (undici/axios), Go (`net/http`), PHP (curl/guzzle), Rust (reqwest), C# (HttpClient)
  • Automatic parsing of HTTP methods (`GET`, `POST`, `PUT`, `DELETE`, `PATCH`), headers (`-H`), cookies (`-b`), and bearer tokens
  • Request body conversion supporting JSON (`-d`), URL-encoded form data (`--data-urlencode`), and multipart file uploads (`-F`)
  • Chrome DevTools 'Copy as cURL (bash)' full compatibility

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you copy a network request as cURL from Google Chrome DevTools?

Open Chrome DevTools (`F12`), navigate to the **Network** tab, perform the web action, right-click on the target network request, and select **Copy > Copy as cURL (bash)**. Paste that command directly into this converter to generate production code.

How does the converter handle JSON request bodies (-d or --data-raw)?

The converter parses JSON payload flags (`-d '{"key":"value"}'`), formatting them as native Python dictionaries (`json=...`), JavaScript objects (`JSON.stringify(...)`), or Go structs.

How are authentication headers and Basic Auth (-u) converted?

cURL Basic Auth flags (`-u username:password`) are automatically converted into language-specific basic auth configurations (e.g., `auth=('user', 'pass')` in Python Requests, or `Authorization: Basic <base64>` headers in JavaScript Fetch).

Is this cURL conversion executed client-side?

Yes. The cURL command tokenizer and code generator run 100% locally in your browser. No private API keys, bearer tokens, or session cookies are ever sent over the network.

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