cURL to Code Converter

Convert any cURL command to Python, JavaScript, Go, PHP, Rust, or Ruby. Instant, free, runs entirely in your browser.

100% Client-Side — Nothing Sent to Server

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Parsed Request

cURL Input Paste a cURL command

// Output will appear here after conversion

Example cURL Commands

GET

Simple GET Request

Fetch JSON data from a REST API with custom headers

POST

POST JSON Data

Send JSON payload with Content-Type and Authorization headers

AUTH

Basic Authentication

HTTP Basic Auth with username and password

FORM

Form Data Upload

Multipart form data with file upload using -F flag

PUT

PUT Update Request

Update a resource with PUT method and JSON body

COOK

Request with Cookies

Send cookies using the -b flag

Supported Languages & Libraries

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Python

Uses the requests library. Clean, idiomatic code with proper session handling.

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JavaScript

Native fetch() API. Works in browsers and Node.js 18+. No dependencies.

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Go

Standard net/http package. Proper error handling and response body reading.

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PHP

Native curl_* functions. Sets all options correctly including SSL and redirects.

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Rust

Uses reqwest crate with async/await. Includes proper error handling with ? operator.

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Ruby

Uses net/http from stdlib. Handles URI parsing, headers, and request bodies.

Supported cURL Flags

Flag	Description	Example
-X, --request	HTTP method	-X POST
-H, --header	Custom header	-H "Content-Type: application/json"
-d, --data	POST data body	-d '{"key":"value"}'
--data-raw	POST data (no @ processing)	--data-raw '{"key":"val"}'
--data-binary	Binary POST data	--data-binary @file.bin
-u, --user	Basic auth credentials	-u user:pass
-b, --cookie	Send cookies	-b "session=abc123"
-A, --user-agent	User-Agent header	-A "MyApp/1.0"
-F, --form	Multipart form data	-F "file=@photo.jpg"
-k, --insecure	Skip SSL verification	-k
-L, --location	Follow redirects	-L
--compressed	Accept compressed response	--compressed
-e, --referer	Referer header	-e "https://google.com"
--connect-timeout	Connection timeout (seconds)	--connect-timeout 10
-m, --max-time	Max request time (seconds)	-m 30

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I convert a cURL command to Python?

Paste your cURL command into the input box, select Python from the language tabs, and click Convert. The tool parses all cURL flags (-H, -d, -X, -u, etc.) and generates clean Python code using the requests library.

What cURL flags are supported?

The converter supports all common flags: -H (headers), -d/--data/--data-raw/--data-binary (POST body), -X (method), -u (basic auth), -b (cookies), -A (user agent), -k (insecure), -L (follow redirects), --compressed, -F (form data), -e (referer), --connect-timeout, and -m (max time).

Is my data sent to a server?

No. The entire conversion runs locally in your browser using JavaScript. Your cURL commands, API keys, and authentication tokens never leave your machine. There are no network requests made during conversion.

Can I convert cURL to JavaScript fetch?

Yes. Select JavaScript from the language tabs. The converter generates modern fetch() code that works in all browsers and Node.js 18+. It properly handles headers, request body, and method selection.

How do I copy a cURL command from Chrome DevTools?

In Chrome, open DevTools (F12), go to the Network tab, right-click any request, and select "Copy > Copy as cURL". Paste the result into this converter. Works with Firefox and Edge too (same right-click menu).

Does it support multipart form data?

Yes. The converter handles -F/--form flags for multipart form uploads. File references (@filename) are converted to the appropriate file handling code for each language.

Can I convert cURL to Rust?

Yes. The Rust output uses the reqwest crate with async/await syntax. It generates a complete async function with proper error handling using the ? operator and Result types.