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cURL to Code

Convert a cURL command into fetch, Axios, or Python requests code.

cURL Command
JavaScript (fetch)

Convert cURL Commands to Code

cURL is the universal way to describe an HTTP request on the command line, and most API documentation provides cURL examples. This tool parses a cURL command and rewrites it as ready-to-run JavaScript fetch, Axios, or Python requests code, so you can move from the terminal to your application in seconds.

What gets parsed

  • The HTTP method (-X / --request)
  • The request URL
  • Headers (-H / --header)
  • The request body (-d / --data)
  • Basic authentication (-u / --user)

Three targets

Generate idiomatic code for the browser's native fetch API, the popular Axios library, or Python's requests library — each with headers and body wired up correctly.

From docs to working code

Copying a cURL example from API documentation and converting it instantly removes a tedious, error-prone translation step. The generated snippet handles JSON bodies, custom headers, and authentication, giving you a reliable starting point you can drop straight into your project.

100% Private & Processed Locally

The cURL command is parsed entirely in your browser. Your URLs, tokens, and request bodies are never sent to a server.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about the cURL to Code Converter.

Which languages can it generate?
It converts a cURL command into JavaScript fetch, Axios, and Python requests code.
What parts of the command are parsed?
The method, URL, headers, request body, and basic authentication are all parsed from common cURL flags.
Is my command private?
Yes. The command is parsed locally in your browser and never sent to a server.

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