A curl command describes an HTTP request at the command line. curl Converter rewrites common options as a draft using JavaScript fetch, Axios, or Python requests. It does not execute the command or send a request.

Turn a safe GET into code

Paste curl https://example.com/docs into curl command. Leave Output on JavaScript fetch and choose Convert. The Code box should include await fetch("https://example.com/docs" and method: "GET". Switch Output to Python requests: the code should include requests.request("GET", "https://example.com/docs"). Copy takes the displayed code.

Only a limited subset of flags is parsed. Unknown options may be dropped, so compare the method, URL, headers, and body with the original before using the result. The browser and Python have different cookie, redirect, and CORS behavior; converting a command does not make it equivalent in every environment. Never paste a curl command containing real authorization headers into public examples.

Where your input goes

Processing runs in your browser. The tool does not upload your input to ilham.dev.

For more background, read HTTP and API Debugging.

Questions you might have

Does it execute the request?
No. It only converts command syntax into code. Use the HTTP Request Tester if you want the browser to send the request.