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cURL to Code Generator — Convert cURL to Fetch, Axios, Python, Go | ToolCircuit

Convert cURL commands to code snippets in fetch, axios, Python requests, PHP cURL, Go, and Java. Free cURL to code generator with validation and samples.

No uploads. Everything runs locally in your browser.

cURL to code converter

Convert cURL commands into ready-to-use code snippets for fetch, axios, Python requests, PHP cURL, Go, and Java. Handles method, headers, and body with quick language switching—all free and client-side.

Paste cURL, choose a language, and convert. Unsupported flags are ignored with priority on readable output.

cURL command
Generated code

Your code will appear here after conversion.

Why convert cURL to code?

cURL is great for quick HTTP calls in a shell, but apps need reusable code. Converting to fetch, axios, requests, PHP cURL, Go, or Java lets you drop the snippet straight into your project while keeping headers and bodies consistent.

What is cURL?

cURL is a command-line tool to send HTTP requests. It uses flags for method, headers, and data. This converter reads those flags and produces idiomatic code for common languages, running entirely in your browser.

Supported languages

  • JavaScript fetch (Node-compatible) and axios
  • Python requests
  • PHP cURL
  • Go (net/http)
  • Java (HttpURLConnection)

More languages can be added; unsupported cURL flags are skipped to keep output readable.

How to use

  1. Paste your cURL command into the input box.
  2. Pick a target language and click Convert to generate code.
  3. Copy the code or load a sample; clear to start over.

Features

  • Supports fetch, axios, Python requests, PHP cURL, Go, and Java
  • Parses method, URL, headers, and body
  • Presets/sample cURL for quick start
  • Copy result and clear actions
  • Runs client-side for privacy

FAQ

Which languages are supported?

JavaScript fetch/axios, Python requests, PHP cURL, Go, and Java (HttpURLConnection).

Do you support all cURL flags?

Common flags like -X/--request, -H/--header, and -d/--data are handled. Unsupported flags are ignored in the output.

Is this free?

Yes. It’s a free, client-side converter; nothing is uploaded.

Can I copy the generated code?

Yes. Use Copy result to place the snippet on your clipboard.

Does it handle JSON bodies?

Yes. If Content-Type is JSON, bodies are emitted as JSON literals where possible.

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