cURL Converter Dev tools

// Paste your cURL command on the left.

Convert cURL to Any Programming Language

Our free cURL converter takes a raw curl command and turns it into clean, idiomatic HTTP request code for the language and library of your choice. It parses the request method, URL, query parameters, headers, authorization (Bearer & Basic), cookies and request body (JSON, form-urlencoded and multipart form-data), then re-writes the equivalent request using each language's native HTTP library — just like Postman's “Code” panel, but free, instant, and entirely in your browser. It's the fastest way to turn a working curl request from API documentation into production code for your stack.

Supported Languages & Frameworks

• Python — Requests, http.client
• PHP — cURL, Guzzle, HTTP_Request2, pecl_http
• JavaScript — Fetch, jQuery, XHR
• Node.js — Axios, Native, Request, Unirest
• Go — net/http
• Java — OkHttp, Unirest
• Kotlin — OkHttp
• C# — HttpClient, RestSharp
• C — LibCurl
• Ruby — Net::HTTP
• Rust — reqwest
• Swift — URLSession
• Objective-C — NSURLSession
• Dart — Dio, HTTP
• R — httr, RCurl
• OCaml — Cohttp
• PowerShell — Invoke-RestMethod
• Shell — HTTPie, wget
• HTTP — Raw request · cURL · Postman CLI

How to Use the cURL Converter

1. Copy a cURL command (from Postman, your terminal history, API docs, or browser DevTools → Network → right-click → “Copy as cURL”).
2. Paste it into the input box on the left. The request overview (method, host, headers, body) appears instantly.
3. Pick your target Language and Framework / Library — or tap a popular target chip for one-click switching.
4. Copy the syntax-highlighted code, or download it as a file.

cURL Flags We Understand

The parser recognises the flags you actually paste from real commands and maps each to the right concept in the generated code:

Flag	What it maps to
-X, --request	HTTP method (also inferred — a body implies POST)
--url / positional URL	Request URL & query string
-H, --header	Request header
-d, --data, --data-raw, --data-binary, --data-ascii	Request body (JSON or raw)
--data-urlencode	URL-encoded form field
--json	JSON body + sets Content-Type & Accept
-F, --form	multipart/form-data field or file upload (@file)
-u, --user	HTTP Basic authentication header
-b, --cookie	Cookie header
-G, --get	Moves data fields into the query string
-A, --user-agent · -e, --referer	User-Agent / Referer headers
--compressed	Accept-Encoding handling
-k, --insecure	TLS verification skipped (flagged in the request overview)

Frequently Asked Questions