Curl to Code: Python, JS & Node Converter

Convert curl to Python, JavaScript & Node code instantly. Runs on-device with no upload; your tokens never leave the browser.

Convert curl to code: Python, JavaScript & Node, entirely on your device Paste a curl command and instantly get working, correctly escaped request code: curl to Python (`requests`), curl to JavaScript (`fetch`), or curl to Node.js (`axios`), generated live as you paste, right in the popup. The curl command you paste is never uploaded anywhere. A curl command is not a neutral piece of text. The one you just copied out of your API docs, out of a colleague's Slack message, or out of Chrome DevTools' "Copy as cURL" almost certainly carries a live credential: an `Authorization: Bearer …` token, a session cookie, an API key, a basic-auth password. Pasting that into a random online curl-to-code converter transmits your secrets to somebody else's server. Curl to Code does the same job without the round trip. Paste any curl command into the popup and get real, correctly escaped request code in your language, generated entirely on your own device: no accounts, no upload, no server-side conversion step. Paste a command in, and the popup instantly shows: - Working request code in your chosen language, generated on-device as you paste. No "Convert" button to click, no waiting. - Real Chrome DevTools "Copy as cURL" support, in BOTH flavors: the bash / POSIX form (macOS, Linux) and the Windows "Copy as cURL (cmd)" form, with the shell dialect auto-detected and a manual override if you want one. - The request-shaping flags developers actually paste: `-X`, `-H`, `-d`, `--data-raw`, `--data-binary`, `--data-urlencode`, `-F`, `-u`, `-b`, `-A`, `-e`, `-L`, `-k`, `--compressed`, `-I`, `-G`, and short-flag clusters like `-sSL`. - One-click copy of the generated code. - A clear, inline error when a command can't be converted faithfully. Never a silently wrong conversion. PRIVATE BY DESIGN This is a paste-mode tool: it never reads the active tab or any page content, requests no host permissions, and injects no scripts. The commands you paste (tokens, cookies, API keys and all) never leave your browser; parsing and code generation run locally inside the popup, not on a server. This extension collects no data of any kind: no analytics, no tracking, no telemetry. No account is ever required to convert a curl command. The only network traffic it ever makes is a purchase-verification check with ExtensionPay if you choose to upgrade. HONEST ABOUT SCOPE This tool converts commands; it never RUNS them, and it never connects to the host in your URL. Because everything happens on your own device in the popup, curl's file-reading forms cannot be honored. `-d @body.json`, `--data-urlencode name@file`, `-F field=@photo.png` and cookie-file `-b cookies.txt` are reported as unsupported rather than quietly converted into code that would post the literal filename. Flags that shape connection behavior rather than the request itself (proxies, timeouts, retries, output files) are accepted and ignored, and anything genuinely unsupported produces an explicit error instead of a guess. Where a target language cannot express a curl flag (for example, browser `fetch` cannot disable TLS verification the way `-k` does), the generated code says so in a comment rather than pretending the request is equivalent. FREE, AND GENUINELY USEFUL - Python (`requests`) - JavaScript (`fetch`) - Node.js (`axios`) - bash and cmd "Copy as cURL" parsing, auto-detected. - One-click copy. - Clear, non-crashing handling of a command that can't be converted. PREMIUM ($5 one-time) Built for polyglot and backend developers: - Seven more languages, each using that language's standard library or its de-facto-standard client, with nothing exotic to go install: Go (`net/http`), PHP (ext-curl), Ruby (`net/http`), Java (`java.net.http.HttpClient`), C# (`System.Net.Http.HttpClient`), PowerShell (`Invoke-RestMethod`), and Rust (`reqwest`). - Saved conversions: name a curl command, keep it on your device, reload it later. - Batch: paste several curl commands at once and convert them all in one pass; one bad command never costs you the rest. No subscription, no account required. Pay once, keep the features.