⚡ cURL to Code Converter (Multi-Language)
Convert cURL commands to JavaScript, Python, PHP, C#, Java, Go, Ruby, and C++ code instantly in your browser.
cURL Command
Select Language
🟨 JavaScript Code
// Paste cURL command to convert
About cURL to Code Converter
This tool converts cURL commands to multiple programming languages including JavaScript (Fetch), Python (requests), PHP (cURL), C# (HttpClient), Java (HttpClient), Go (net/http), Ruby (Net::HTTP), and C++ (libcurl). Convert API documentation examples to your preferred language instantly.
Features
- ✓Convert cURL commands to 8+ programming languages
- ✓JavaScript (Fetch API), Python (requests), PHP, C#, Java, Go, Ruby, C++
- ✓Extract URL, method, headers, and body data automatically
- ✓Support for POST, GET, PUT, DELETE, and other HTTP methods
- ✓Preserve authorization headers and custom headers
- ✓Generate clean, idiomatic code for each language
- ✓Works 100% offline in your browser - no server uploads
- ✓Switch between languages instantly without re-entering cURL
How to Use
- 1.Paste your cURL command in the input box
- 2.Select your target programming language
- 3.The code will be generated automatically
- 4.Copy the code to use in your application
- 5.Switch languages to see different implementations
How to Use
Paste a cURL command, pick a target language, and the equivalent code is generated instantly. I use this when I need to port API examples into real client code.
Example cURL
curl "https://api.example.com/v1/users" -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_TOKEN" -H "Content-Type: application/json" -X POST --data '{"name":"Ada","role":"admin"}'- Paste your cURL command into the left panel.
- Select the language you want to generate.
- Review headers, body, and method in the output.
- Copy the code into your project.
Use Cases
This converter helps with:
- API integration across different stacks.
- Debugging requests copied from DevTools.
- SDK documentation that starts with cURL examples.
- Platform migration when switching languages.
Tips & Best Practices
Validate auth headers
Make sure Bearer tokens and API keys are correct before running the generated code.
Match content types
If your cURL uses JSON, keep the Content-Type header in the generated output.
Use minimal cURL inputs
Clean up extra flags so the generated code stays readable.
Review body formatting
Ensure JSON strings are valid and properly escaped.
Comparison with online tools
Online converters can expose endpoints and credentials. TurboUtil runs locally, keeping sensitive API data on your machine.
Online converters
- Upload cURL to servers
- Potential logging of endpoints
- Require internet access
- Less control over privacy
TurboUtil
- Client-side conversion
- No uploads or tracking
- Works offline after load
- Instant output
FAQ
Does it support all cURL flags?
It supports the most common flags for headers, methods, and data. Complex flags may need manual tweaks.
Why does my output look wrong?
Double-check your cURL syntax and make sure quotes are balanced.
Is my command uploaded?
No. Everything runs locally in your browser.
Can I use this for production code?
Yes, but review the output for error handling and retries as needed.