Convert a copied cURL command into code snippets for common HTTP clients. Review generated code before use; shell quoting and advanced cURL flags may require manual adjustments.
Convert cURL commands into application code
Developers often copy cURL examples from API documentation, terminal history or browser developer tools. This cURL converter turns common request options into starter code for JavaScript Fetch, Axios, PHP cURL and Python Requests so you can integrate an API call into an application faster.
How to convert a cURL command
- Paste a cURL command beginning with curl.
- Choose the target language or HTTP client.
- Generate the code and review the URL, method, headers and body.
- Copy the snippet and adapt error handling, authentication and response parsing.
Supported cURL options
The converter recognizes common URL, request method, header and data flags. Complex shell substitutions, multipart form uploads, client certificates and advanced cURL options may not be translated exactly. Always compare generated code with the original command.
Frequently asked questions
Can I convert cURL to PHP?
Yes. The tool generates a PHP cURL starter snippet with request headers and body where recognized.
Does this tool call the API?
No. It only parses the command and generates code in your browser.
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Official documentation and further reading
For deeper implementation details, refer to the official cURL command-line documentation. Use the official specification or documentation to confirm runtime-specific behavior before deploying changes.
Privacy and browser processing
Core processing runs locally in your browser. SkillHost does not receive the text, code, tokens or data entered into this tool. Anonymous page-open and successful-use events may be recorded by SkillHost Tool Analytics; analytics events do not contain the submitted content.