Which cURL flags are supported?

-X, -H, -d, --data, --data-binary, --data-raw, -u, --user, --compressed, -k, --insecure, -L, --location, and --url.

Does it handle multipart/form-data?

Basic -F form fields are parsed. Complex multipart uploads with file paths are shown as comments.

Is the output production-ready?

The output is a solid starting point. Always review error handling and add retries for production use.

Can I convert fetch() back to cURL?

Not with this tool — it is one-way from cURL to code. Check the fetch-to-curl tool for the reverse.

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cURL to Fetch Converter

Convert cURL commands into JavaScript fetch(), Axios, or Python requests code.

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About this tool

Paste any cURL command and instantly get the equivalent code in three formats: JavaScript fetch() with async/await, Axios, and Python requests. The converter handles all common cURL flags: -X (method), -H (headers), -d / --data / --data-binary (request body), -u (Basic Auth), --compressed (Accept-Encoding), -k (skip TLS verify), and -L (follow redirects). Great for translating API documentation examples or debugging HTTP calls across languages.

How to use

1 Paste your cURL command into the input box.
2 The equivalent fetch(), Axios, and Python requests code appear instantly.
3 Click the Copy button next to the output you want.
4 Paste the code into your project.

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