cURL Converter

How to Use cURL Converter

• Paste your cURL command into the input box above or click a sample to load one.
• Select a language using the tabs — Python, JavaScript, Go, PHP, or Ruby.
• Copy or Download the generated code using the buttons on the output card.
• Supports -X, -H, -d, --data, -u, and -F flags.

Debugging the request this produces

A converted request is usually the start of a loop rather than the end of one: run it, read the response, work out why it is not what you expected. Three things tend to come up.

The response body arrives as one unreadable line — the JSON Formatter will indent it and point at the exact character if it will not parse. The request carries a bearer token and the API says it is invalid — the JWT Decoder shows whether it has simply expired, which it usually has. And the response is full of created_at values that are bare integers — the Timestamp Converter turns those into dates you can read.

All three run in your browser like this one does, which matters more than usual here: a cURL command you are debugging often has a production token sitting in an Authorization header, and pasting that into a tool that sends it somewhere is how credentials leak.

Specifications

Accepts

Text — type or paste

Gives you

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Where it runs

Your browser — the file is never uploaded

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Cost

Free, with no usage limits