cURL → Code Converter

cURL → Code Converter

Paste any curl command (including Chrome's "Copy as cURL" output) and get

equivalent code in your language of choice.

What it handles

• All common flags — -X, -H, -d, -F, -u, --data-*, --json,

--compressed, -L, -k, --max-time, auth, proxies, and more

• Short flag clustering — -sSL, -XPOST, etc.
• Line continuations — multi-line curl from Chrome DevTools just works
• Shell quoting — single, double, ANSI-C ($'...'), adjacent concatenation
• Environment variables — $TOKEN in a header value translates to

process.env.TOKEN (JS) or os.environ['TOKEN'] (Python)

• JSON body detection — when a -d body looks like JSON (or you pass

--json), it's emitted as an object literal instead of a string

Targets

• fetch — modern JS/TS, zero dependencies
• axios — the classic JS library
• Python · requests — the pragmatic default
• Rust · reqwest — blocking client for quick scripts
• HTTPie — for when you want to paste it back into a shell

Privacy

Everything runs in your browser. Your cURL command, headers, tokens, and

bodies are never sent to any server.