A cURL to code converter takes a cURL command, the snippet you copy from API documentation or your terminal, and rewrites it as runnable code in another language. Instead of translating headers, methods, and JSON bodies by hand, you paste the command, pick a target language, and get a client you can drop into your project. It is one of the fastest ways to turn an API example into working integration code.
Copy the full cURL command, including any -X, -H, and -d flags, and paste it into the input box. Choose the target language from the dropdown: Python, JavaScript, Go, PHP, or Ruby. Click Convert and the generated code appears in the output panel. Click Copy and paste it into your source file, then install the relevant HTTP library if your stack needs one.
-X or the request line.-H flag, including Authorization and Content-Type.-d or --data, formatted for the target client.Python with requests is the most readable for scripts and automation. JavaScript with fetch fits front-end and Node projects. Go with net/http suits performant services, PHP with cURL matches existing PHP backends, and Ruby with net/http is natural in Rails apps. Pick the one already in your stack to avoid adding a new dependency.
Hand-translating a cURL is error-prone: a missing header or misquoted JSON body breaks the call silently. A converter removes that friction and stays consistent across endpoints. Dedicated libraries such as curlconverter do the same offline, but an in-browser tool needs no install and works on any machine. The limitation is one command at a time, so batch endpoints are converted individually.
Parsing runs entirely in your browser. Your endpoint, headers, and tokens are never uploaded to a server, which matters when a cURL contains credentials. The tool is free, requires no signup, and adds no watermark to the generated code.
Work with the output using JSON Formatter Online · Base64 Encoder/Decoder · URL Encoder/Decoder, all running privately in your browser.
It is a tool that reads a cURL command from your terminal or API docs and rewrites it as native code in another language, so you can call the same request from your app.
The converter targets Python using requests, JavaScript using fetch, Go with net/http, PHP with cURL, and Ruby with net/http, covering the most common API stacks.
Paste the cURL command and pick a language. The tool parses the URL, HTTP method, headers, and request body, then emits equivalent code with those values filled in.
Yes. Authorization, Content-Type, and custom headers from the -H flags are carried into the generated code as a headers object or map.
Yes. Data passed with -d or --data is preserved and, for JSON APIs, formatted so the generated client sends the same payload.
The output is plain, readable code you can review before running. Always check secrets in a command before sharing, since tokens in a cURL are copied verbatim.
Yes, completely free with no signup and no watermark. Convert as many commands as you need.
No. Parsing happens entirely in your browser, so your endpoint, headers, and tokens never leave your device.
Yes. The HTTP method from -X or --request is detected and mapped to the correct method call in the target language.
Follow-redirect behavior depends on the target language's default client. You may need to enable redirect following in the generated code for APIs that 301 or 302.
This tool handles one command per conversion. Paste each command separately to generate a client for each endpoint.
Click Copy on the output panel and paste it into your project file, then install the relevant HTTP library if your language needs one.