cURL to Code Converter
Convert cURL commands to Python, JavaScript, Go, Ruby, PHP, Java, C# and more. Free, instant, runs entirely in your browser.
Paste your cURL command
Generated Code
Paste a cURL command above to see generated codeHow to Convert cURL to Code
- Paste your cURL command in the input box above
- Select your target programming language (Python, JavaScript, etc.)
- Copy the generated code with one click
- Use the code in your application
Supported Languages
🟨JavaScript
🐍Python
🟢Node.js
💎Ruby
🔵Go
🐘PHP
☕Java
🟣C#
Why Use This Converter?
- Instant conversion - No waiting, results appear as you type
- Privacy-first - Everything runs in your browser, nothing is sent to servers
- Production-ready code - Generated code uses best practices and popular libraries
- 9+ languages - Python (requests), JavaScript (fetch), Node.js (axios), Go, Ruby, PHP, Java, C#
Frequently Asked Questions
- What programming languages are supported?
- This converter supports 9 programming languages: Python (using requests library), JavaScript (fetch API), Node.js (axios), Go, Ruby, PHP (cURL), Java (HttpClient), and C# (HttpClient). Each generates production-ready code following best practices.
- Is this cURL to code converter free?
- Yes, this tool is completely free with no usage limits. It runs entirely in your browser, so your cURL commands are never sent to any server. No signup or registration required.
- How do I convert cURL to Python?
- Simply paste your cURL command in the input box, select "Python" from the language tabs, and the code will be generated instantly. The Python code uses the popular requests library which is the standard for HTTP requests in Python.
- Does it handle authentication headers?
- Yes, the converter automatically detects and preserves all headers including Authorization (Bearer tokens, Basic auth), API keys, and custom headers. They are properly formatted in the generated code.
- Can I convert cURL with JSON body?
- Absolutely. The converter handles JSON request bodies, form data, and other content types. It automatically parses the -d or --data flags and formats them appropriately for each target language.