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cURL to Code Converter

Instantly convert cURL commands into clean, ready-to-use code for Python, JavaScript, Go, Rust, PHP, and more. 100% client-side and secure.

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cURL Command
Generated Python (requests)
/* Output will appear here */
Security & Privacy

All cURL parsing happens directly in your browser using a WASM-powered Tree-sitter parser. We never send your API keys, tokens, or data to any server.
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How to Use

The cURL to Code Converter is a high-performance developer utility that translates complex cURL commands into clean, idiomatic code for various programming languages and libraries.

How to use the cURL Converter

  1. Paste Command: Paste your cURL command into the left editor pane. It supports multiline commands and complex headers.
  2. Select Language: Use the dropdown menu to choose your target language (Python, JavaScript, Go, etc.).
  3. Instant Translation: The tool automatically parses the command and generates the equivalent code in real-time.
  4. Copy & Use: Click the copy button to grab the generated snippet and paste it directly into your project.

About This Tool

Modern Web Standards Support

Our converter is powered by the industry-standard curlconverter engine, optimized for browser execution. It supports a wide range of cURL features, including:

  • Authentication: Basic Auth, Bearer Tokens, and custom Cookies.
  • Data Payloads: JSON bodies, form-data, and raw binary uploads.
  • HTTP Methods: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH, and more.
  • Library Diversity: Generate code for requests in Python, fetch in JavaScript, axios in Node.js, and native net/http in Go.

Why Use This Tool

Security-First Approach

Most online converters send your cURL commands to their backend servers for processing. This is a significant security risk if your commands contain **sensitive API keys, passwords, or customer data**. Our tool performs all parsing and code generation locally in your browser using WebAssembly. Your data never leaves your machine.

FAQ

What programming languages are supported?
It generates code for Python (requests), JavaScript (fetch/axios), Go (net/http), Rust (reqwest), PHP (cURL), Ruby (Net::HTTP), Java (HttpClient), C# (HttpClient), and more.
How does it handle authentication tokens?
Authorization headers, cookies, and other sensitive data from the cURL command are included directly in the generated code. All processing is local — your tokens are never sent to any server.
Does it support cURL with multiple headers and POST data?
Yes. It correctly parses multiple -H/--header flags, -d/--data payloads, -F file uploads, --basic authentication, and nearly all common cURL options.
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