cURL Parser
Parse cURL commands into structured components. Extract URL, method, headers, body, auth, and generate JavaScript fetch() and axios equivalents.
URL
Method
Authorization
Headers
| Name | Value |
|---|
Body / Data
Generated Code
fetch()
axios
Invalid cURL
How to Use cURL Parser
Paste cURL Command
Copy a cURL command from browser DevTools (right-click a request and "Copy as cURL") and paste it into the input area.
Parse Components
The command is broken down into URL, method, headers, body, auth, and cookies automatically.
Get Code
Copy the generated fetch() or axios code for use in your JavaScript projects.
What is cURL?
cURL (Client URL) is a command-line tool and library for transferring data using various protocols. It is widely used for testing APIs, debugging HTTP requests, and automating data transfers. Browser developer tools can export network requests as cURL commands, making it easy to share and reproduce HTTP requests.
Command-Line Tool
cURL is a command-line tool for transferring data using various protocols including HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, and more.
Browser DevTools Export
Most browser DevTools let you right-click a network request and "Copy as cURL" to get the exact command.
Code Conversion
Convert cURL commands to JavaScript fetch() or axios code for easy integration into your web applications.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The tool converts cURL commands to JavaScript fetch() and axios code snippets. The generated code preserves the URL, method, headers, and body from the original cURL command.
Yes. It parses -d/--data, --data-raw, and --data-binary flags including JSON payloads. JSON body data is automatically formatted with proper indentation in the generated code.
Common flags including -X (method), -H (headers), -d (data), -b (cookies), -u (auth), -k (insecure), -L (follow redirects), --compressed, and more. Complex or unusual flags may not be fully parsed.