cURL to Code Converter — Free Online
Paste a cURL command and instantly generate working code for JavaScript fetch, axios, Python requests, C# HttpClient, Go, Java, PHP, Ruby, Kotlin, and more. Runs entirely in your browser.
🔒 Runs entirely in your browser. Your cURL command never leaves your device.
Why Convert cURL to Code?
cURL is the universal language of HTTP requests — every API's documentation includes a cURL example, and browser developer tools can copy any request as cURL. But when you need to integrate that request into your application, you need it in your programming language. This tool bridges that gap instantly.
Supported Output Languages
| Language / Library | Use Case |
|---|---|
| JavaScript fetch | Browser and modern Node.js HTTP requests |
| JavaScript axios | Promise-based HTTP client with interceptors |
| Node.js undici | High-performance HTTP/1.1 client for Node |
| Python requests | The most popular Python HTTP library |
| C# HttpClient | .NET HTTP requests with async/await |
| Go net/http | Go standard library HTTP client |
| Java HttpClient | Java 11+ built-in HTTP client |
| PHP cURL | PHP's native cURL extension |
| Ruby net/http | Ruby standard library HTTP |
| Kotlin OkHttp | Square's popular HTTP client for JVM |
How the Parser Works
The parser tokenizes your cURL command, handling single-line and multi-line (backslash-continuation) inputs, single and double quotes, and all common flags including -X, -H, -d, --data-raw, --data-binary, -u, -L, -k, --compressed, and -b. It produces a canonical Request Model that every code renderer depends on — giving you consistent, correct output across all languages.
Secret Masking
By default, the tool masks likely secrets in output: Authorization header values, bearer tokens, API keys in query strings, and long random-looking strings (20+ characters with mixed character types). Toggle masking off when you need the real values for copy-paste into your code.
🔒 Safe for Production API Keys and Tokens
This converter runs entirely in your browser's JavaScript engine. Your cURL command — including any API keys, bearer tokens, passwords, or credentials — is parsed locally in memory and never transmitted to any server.
You can verify this by opening your browser's developer tools (F12 → Network tab) and observing that no request contains your input data.
What This Tool Does
Converts cURL commands into working, production-ready code for Python requests, JavaScript fetch, axios, C# HttpClient, Go net/http, Java HttpClient, PHP, Ruby, and more — processed locally in your browser.
Who This Is For
- Developers copying cURL examples from API documentation who need to integrate the request into application code
- Engineers who prototype with cURL in the terminal and want to translate tests into real code
- Anyone using browser DevTools' "Copy as cURL" feature who needs the equivalent in their language
- Learners studying how HTTP requests map to different language idioms
Example: Input: A cURL command with headers, POST body, and Bearer token authentication → Output: Ready-to-run Python requests.post(), JavaScript fetch(), or C# HttpClient.PostAsync() code with all headers and body correctly mapped