What cURL Converter does
Browser DevTools and API documentation commonly provide cURL commands, while application code needs Fetch, Axios, Python Requests, or Go. Parse the method, URL, headers, and body once, then generate a clean starting point for the target stack.
Common uses
- Turn a copied DevTools request into application code
- Review the method, headers, URL, and payload of a long cURL command
- Move an API reproduction between JavaScript, Python, and Go
Privacy and limitations
The cURL command is parsed and converted only in the current browser tab. Tokens remain local, but should still be removed before sharing generated code.
Validate important output in the actual language, database, or target platform.
Frequently asked questions
Which cURL options are supported?
The converter handles common request options including -X/--request, -H/--header, -d/--data/--data-raw/--data-binary, -u/--user, -G/--get, and common URL forms.
Does it execute the request?
No. It only parses text and generates code; no connection is made to the target URL.
Will every shell expression be expanded?
No. Variables, command substitutions, file uploads, certificates, proxies, and shell-specific expressions are preserved as text or reported as unsupported.