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cURL to Code Converter

Convert any cURL command into clean JavaScript (fetch & axios), Python (requests & httpx), PHP, Go, and Node.js code.

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Parsed Request
METHOD: — URL: — 0 Headers No Body 
# Paste a cURL command on the left to generate code.
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How to use the cURL to Code Converter

  1. Paste any cURL command into the input panel or click “Load sample”.
  2. Select your target language and HTTP client (JavaScript fetch/axios, Python requests/httpx, PHP curl/Guzzle, Go, or Node.js).
  3. Inspect the parsed request method, URL, headers, and body payload in the breakdown panel.
  4. Click “Copy code” to copy the snippet to your clipboard, or “Download” to save it as a code file.

What is a cURL to code converter?

cURL is the universal command-line utility used by developers, documentation writers, and API vendors to demonstrate HTTP requests. Whenever you inspect network requests in Chrome DevTools, test an endpoint in Postman, or read REST API documentation, you are given a curl command. However, translating a multi-line cURL command with custom HTTP headers, JSON payloads, query parameters, and authentication tokens into production application code by hand is tedious and error-prone.

This cURL to Code Converter parses raw cURL command lines and immediately generates clean, idiomatically structured code for modern languages and HTTP clients, including JavaScript (native fetch and Axios), Python (Requests and HTTPX), PHP (native cURL and Guzzle), Node.js, and Go (net/http).

Supported cURL flags and options

  • -X, --request — HTTP verbs including GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE, and HEAD.
  • -H, --header — HTTP headers such as Authorization, Content-Type, Accept, and custom vendor headers.
  • -d, --data, --data-raw, --data-binary — Request bodies, automatically detecting and parsing JSON payloads or form-urlencoded strings.
  • -u, --user — Basic HTTP authentication credentials (username:password), encoded into standard Authorization headers.
  • -b, --cookie — Cookie strings and sessions passed with requests.
  • -A, --user-agent — Custom User-Agent header strings.
  • -k, --insecure — TLS certificate verification bypass flags.

Client-side privacy: Why it matters

Most online converters send your cURL command to a remote server for processing. If your cURL request contains production API bearer tokens, private keys, customer email addresses, passwords, or internal endpoints, that data gets logged in third-party server access logs. This tool runs 100% locally in your browser via JavaScript. Your tokens, secrets, and URLs never leave your machine.

How to copy cURL from your browser

  1. Open your browser’s Developer Tools (F12 or Cmd + Option + I) and switch to the Network tab.
  2. Trigger the network action on the web page.
  3. Right-click the network request row in the list.
  4. Select Copy → Copy as cURL (or Copy as cURL (POSIX) on macOS/Linux).
  5. Paste the copied command directly into the input box above to generate production-ready code.

Tips for integrating ProWebLook APIs

When testing ProWebLook verification endpoints in the API Playground, click Copy cURL and paste it here. You can immediately generate Python scripts for asynchronous worker queues, PHP snippets for Laravel or CodeIgniter backends, or JavaScript fetch handlers for modern frontends.

Frequently asked questions

Is my cURL command or API token sent to a server?
No. All parsing and code generation run 100% locally in your browser using client-side JavaScript. Authentication headers, bearer tokens, API keys, and sensitive request bodies never leave your device.
Which cURL options and flags are supported?
The converter supports -X / --request (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH, HEAD), -H / --header, -d / --data / --data-raw / --data-binary, -u / --user (Basic Authentication), -b / --cookie, -k / --insecure, and -A / --user-agent.
Which programming languages and libraries can it generate?
JavaScript (modern async/await fetch and axios), Python (requests and httpx), PHP (native curl_init() and GuzzleHttp), Node.js (native fetch), and Go (net/http).
How does it handle JSON request bodies?
When a JSON payload or Content-Type: application/json header is detected, the converter automatically formats the payload into native data structures for the target language (such as Python dictionaries, JavaScript objects, or PHP associative arrays).
Can I convert ProWebLook API curl snippets?
Yes. Any cURL snippet from the ProWebLook API documentation, playground, or developer guides can be pasted directly here to generate working client code in seconds.

Last updated . Launched with support for JS fetch/axios, Python requests/httpx, PHP curl/Guzzle, Go net/http, and Node.js.

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