How to Use the cURL to Code Converter
cURL is the universal command-line standard for executing HTTP API requests, but integrating those requests into production code requires translating arguments into your language's native HTTP library. This tool parses your cURL flags, extracts headers, authentication credentials, query parameters, and request bodies, and converts them into idiomatic snippets.
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🎯 7 Frameworks & Languages
Output ready-to-use code for modern JavaScript (Fetch API, Axios), Python (Requests, modern async HTTPX), Node.js, Go (net/http), and PHP cURL.
🛠️ Robust Flag Parsing
Supports multiline shell scripts with backslashes, quoted strings, basic auth (-u), JSON bodies, form encodings, custom headers, and cookies.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I extract a cURL request from Chrome, Firefox, or Safari?
Press F12 to open DevTools, select the Network tab, interact with the website to make the API call, right-click the network entry in the list, navigate to Copy, and choose Copy as cURL.
Does this tool support basic authentication and bearer tokens?
Yes. If your cURL command contains -u username:password, it is converted into standard HTTP Basic Authorization. Bearer tokens supplied via -H "Authorization: Bearer ..." are preserved across all generated snippets.
Can this tool parse multiline cURL commands copied from terminals?
Yes. Commands formatted with shell line breaks (e.g. \ at the end of each line) or Windows PowerShell backticks are automatically normalized and parsed.