cURL to Code Converter

This tool reads a cURL command and writes the same request as code: Fetch, Axios, Python Requests, or Go. It keeps the method, the headers, the body, and the query values.

A browser gives you a cURL command through Copy as cURL in the network panel. Paste it here to turn a request that you captured into working code.

Check the command before you paste it. A captured request often holds a session cookie or an authorization header. Remove the secret, and never commit it.

The card under the output names each cURL option that the code does not use. An option that changes the credentials, the proxy, or the TLS check gets a Security mark. Read the card, then add the same behavior to your client.

The tool applies URL encoding to each --data-urlencode value. The tool reads no local file. A @filename value becomes a placeholder in the code, and you must put the file content in its place.

The Mask credentials switch writes <redacted> in place of an authorization token, a cookie value, and a password. Turn it on before you share the code or a screenshot.