Converter · SOTA fetch + requests + net/http + axios
cURL to fetch, Python, Go, Node.js Converter
Convert cURL commands to JavaScript fetch, Python requests, Go net/http, Node axios, and PowerShell Invoke-RestMethod. Parses all common flags: headers, JSON/form bodies, basic auth, cookies, file upload.
Generated code
How to Use cURL to fetch / Code Converter in 3 Steps
Configure. Paste a cURL command (multi-line with `\` continuation supported). Flags like `-X`, `-H`, `--data-raw`, `-u`, `-b`, and `-F` are all parsed.
Process. Pick the target language: JavaScript fetch (browser/Node 18+), Python requests, Go net/http, Node axios, or PowerShell Invoke-RestMethod.
Export. Copy the idiomatic output. All headers, auth, and body formatting preserved. For JSON bodies, pretty-printed for readability.
Why cURL to fetch / Code Converter on Pixlane
cURL is universal but copy-pasting it into your JavaScript/Python/Go/Node codebase requires manual translation — and missing a `-H` or escaping a quote wrong breaks the request. Pixlane parses any cURL command (from Chrome DevTools, API docs, or the terminal) and outputs idiomatic code for your language of choice: fetch for web, requests for Python, net/http for Go, axios for Node, Invoke-RestMethod for PowerShell.
5 Target Languages — JavaScript fetch (modern, no deps), Python requests (most common), Go net/http (stdlib), Node axios (common), PowerShell Invoke-RestMethod (Windows automation). Idiomatic in each.
Chrome DevTools Compatible — Paste directly from 'Copy as cURL (bash)' in Chrome DevTools. Handles `--data-raw`, `--compressed`, and multi-line bash escapes.
Full Flag Coverage — Parses `-X` method, `-H` headers, `-d`/`--data`/`--data-raw`/`--data-urlencode`, `-u` basic auth, `-b`/`--cookie`, `-F` multipart form, `--compressed`, `-A` user-agent.
JSON Pretty-Print — If the body is JSON, formatted with 2-space indent in the output. Makes generated code readable for code review.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is this faster than copy-paste?
Manual translation means reading every `-H` flag, escaping quotes, converting `--data-raw` to the language's body syntax, and handling basic auth encoding. Pixlane does all that in one paste — what takes 2 minutes manually finishes in one click.
Does it handle Chrome DevTools cURL?
Yes. Chrome DevTools 'Copy as cURL (bash)' produces an exact replay of a network request with all headers, cookies, and body. Pixlane parses it intact including `--compressed` and backslash continuations.
Is my cURL command sent anywhere?
No. Parsing runs entirely in your browser. Your API endpoints, tokens, or auth headers — which may be sensitive — never leave your device.
Is this tool free?
Yes. cURL Converter on Pixlane is completely free with no signup required.