cURL to Fetch / Axios / Python Converter
Paste a curl command, get JavaScript fetch, axios, or Python requests code
Cara pakai
- 1Paste a curl command
Copy from Chrome DevTools (Network tab → Copy as cURL), a README, or a tutorial.
- 2Pick a target
JavaScript fetch, axios, or Python requests - each maps headers, method, and body correctly.
- 3Copy the code
Paste directly into your project - no runtime dependencies for fetch.
Tentang cURL to Fetch / Axios / Python Converter
Free online cURL converter. Paste any curl command (from Chrome DevTools, Postman, an API doc) to instantly get equivalent JavaScript fetch, axios, or Python requests code. Handles -X, -H, -d, --json, basic auth, and cookies. Runs entirely in your browser. cURL to Fetch / Axios / Python Converter di 712 Tools jalan sepenuhnya di browser kamu pakai JavaScript API native - tidak ada server yang pernah melihat data kamu. Artinya hasil instan, privasi penuh, dan tanpa batas upload.
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Pertanyaan yang sering ditanyakan
Which curl flags are supported?
-X/--request, -H/--header, -d/--data (all variants), --json, -u basic auth, -b cookies, -A user agent, -e referer. Flags like -L, -k, -v are ignored (no direct fetch equivalent).
Does it handle multi-line commands with backslashes?
Yes - backslash-newline line continuations are respected, so you can paste directly from bash.
Does it upload my command?
No. Parsing runs entirely in your browser.
Why is my body wrapped in quotes for Python?
The Python target auto-detects application/json Content-Type and uses json= for a parsed dict. Non-JSON bodies pass through as data= strings.
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