cURL to Code Converter
Convert cURL commands to Python, JavaScript, Go, and PHP code — paste and convert instantly
You copied a cURL command from your browser’s DevTools Network tab and need to reproduce the same request in your Python script or JavaScript app. Manually translating headers, cookies, data, and flags is tedious and error-prone. This tool parses cURL commands and generates equivalent code in Python, JavaScript, Go, and PHP — instantly.
Supported curl Flags
The parser handles the most common curl flags:
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
-X, --request | HTTP method (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, etc.) |
-H, --header | Request headers |
-d, --data, --data-raw | Request body |
--data-urlencode | URL-encoded form data |
-u, --user | Basic authentication (user:password) |
-b, --cookie | Cookie string |
-L, --location | Follow redirects |
-k, --insecure | Skip SSL verification |
-F, --form | Multipart form data |
--compressed | Accept gzip encoding |
-A, --user-agent | User-Agent header |
-e, --referer | Referer header |
-I, --head | HEAD request method |
Output Languages
Python (requests) — Uses the popular requests library. Outputs clean code with headers as a dict, JSON detection, and session setup for cookies.
JavaScript (fetch) — Modern browser/Node.js fetch() API. Handles headers, body, method, and credentials mode.
Go (net/http) — Standard library net/http package. Generates idiomatic Go code with proper error handling structure.
PHP (cURL) — Native PHP curl_* functions. Sets all CURLOPT constants for the detected options.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why doesn’t my converted code match the server response?
Check headers — particularly Content-Type, Accept, and authentication headers. If the server returns 401 or 403, ensure Authorization headers or cookies are correctly transcribed.
How do I get a cURL command from Chrome/Firefox DevTools? In Chrome: Open DevTools (F12) → Network tab → right-click any request → “Copy” → “Copy as cURL”. In Firefox: right-click the request → “Copy Value” → “Copy as cURL”.
Does the converter handle multiline cURL commands? Yes. Multi-line commands using backslash line continuation are joined before parsing.
Are environment variables in cURL commands handled?
No. Variables like $TOKEN in headers are left as-is in the output. Replace them with actual values or your language’s equivalent variable reference.