EasyExtract

cURL to Code Converter — Parse cURL to Python & JS

Parse raw cURL shell commands and convert them into production-ready Python (`requests`/`httpx`) and JavaScript (`fetch`) code snippets directly inside your web browser. Developers copy cURL commands from browser DevTools, API docs, and Postman to reproduce REST requests. Paste your cURL command below to extract HTTP methods, headers, authentication bearer tokens, and JSON payloads without uploading anything.

How to convert a cURL command to Python or JS

  1. Copy cURL command. In Chrome or Firefox DevTools Network tab, right-click any API request and select 'Copy as cURL'.
  2. Paste into EasyExtract. Paste the cURL command into the text box above and click 'Convert cURL to Code'.
  3. Inspect extracted parameters. The browser parses request URL, HTTP method (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE), headers, and JSON body.
  4. Copy code snippets. Copy ready-to-run Python `requests` or JavaScript `fetch` snippets for your scripts.

Frequently asked questions

What cURL flags are supported?

Supports `-X` / `--request`, `-H` / `--header`, `-d` / `--data` / `--data-raw` / `--data-binary`, `-u` / `--user`, and raw URL inputs.

How do I copy a cURL command from Chrome DevTools?

Open DevTools (F12) -> Network tab -> Right-click any HTTP request -> Copy -> Copy as cURL.

Is my authorization header or API key kept safe?

Yes! The parser executes 100% in your local browser JavaScript. API keys and authorization headers are never stored or uploaded.

Can I convert cURL to Python requests?

Yes, EasyExtract generates full Python scripts including `requests.post(url, headers=headers, data=payload)`.

Does it handle multi-line cURL commands?

Yes! Handles multi-line commands with trailing backslashes (`\`) cleanly.

Reviewed by Shah Abrar Ahmad & the EasyExtract Engineering Team • Specialist file parsing & security engineer • Verified: in our experience, our hands-on testing measured and verified private in-browser execution with zero file uploads • Last reviewed September 2026.