Found a request in your browser's network tab but your team codes in Python? Curl to Code Converter turns any curl command into ready-to-run code for Python, JavaScript, PHP, Go, C# and Java — headers, body, auth and all.
Curl to Code Converter
Turn any curl command into ready-to-run Python, JavaScript, PHP, Go, C# or Java code.
Parsing happens locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
About Curl to Code Converter
Features
- 8 languages: Python, fetch, Node fetch, axios, PHP, Go, C#, Java.
- Full request parsing: method, URL, headers, body, cookies, auth, files.
- Neat output: readable, syntax-friendly code per language.
- Raw mode: paste a bare URL to get a basic GET snippet.
- Copy / download per language.
- Private: everything runs in your browser.
How to Use
- Paste a curl command (or a plain URL).
- Pick a target language.
- Convert — ready-to-run code appears instantly.
- Copy or download it.
Examples
Example 1 — From Network tab to Python. A tester copies a curl request from DevTools and converts it to a Python requests script for an integration test.
Example 2 — Frontend fetch. A developer converts an API curl to a modern async/await fetch snippet.
Example 3 — PHP backend. A WordPress developer turns a third-party API curl into PHP cURL code.
Example 4 — Serverless functions. A Cloud engineer generates a Go snippet that replicates a signed request.
Benefits
- Time-saver: no hand-translating headers and bodies.
- Consistent: same request in every language.
- Educational: see how each language models HTTP requests.
- Free & instant: no sign-up, runs locally.
- Comprehensive: supports auth, cookies, uploads and query strings.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the curl to code converter work?
It parses the curl command — URL, HTTP method, headers, body, query parameters, cookies — and emits an equivalent request in the language you choose. Paste your curl command and pick a language.
Which languages are supported?
Python (requests), JavaScript fetch, Node.js (fetch), axios, PHP (cURL), Go, C# (HttpClient) and Java (HttpURLConnection). More targets share the same parsed request model, so adding languages is easy.
What curl features are supported?
HTTP methods (including -X), headers (-H), URL-encoded, JSON and raw bodies (-d/--data/--data-raw), file uploads (-F, shown with a placeholder), cookies (-b/-c), basic auth (-u), and query strings in the URL.
Will the generated code run correctly?
The generated snippets mirror the original request exactly: same method, headers, body and URL. For file uploads you need to replace the placeholder file path with a real one.
Why does my curl command fail to parse?
Common causes: shell escaping artifacts, missing quotes around arguments with spaces, or a non-HTTP scheme (e.g. ftp://). Make sure you paste the command as-is including the quotes.
Is my command uploaded?
No. Parsing and code generation run entirely in your browser.
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