curl from Google Chrome
- Open the Network tab in the DevTools
- Right click (or Ctrl-click) a request
- Click "Copy" → "Copy as cURL""Copy as cURL (bash)"
- Paste it in the curl command box above
This also works in Safari and Firefox.
Warning: the copied command may contain cookies or other sensitive data. Be careful if you're sharing the command with other people, sending someone your cookie for a website is like sending them your password.
curl from Safari
- Open the Network tab in the Developer Tools
- Right click (or Ctrl-click or two-finger click) a request
- Click "Copy as cURL" in the dropdown menu
- Paste it in the curl command box above
This also works in Chrome and Firefox.
Warning: the copied command may contain cookies or other sensitive data. Be careful if you're sharing the command with other people, sending someone your cookie for a website is like sending them your password.
curl from Firefox
- Open the Network Monitor tab in the Developer Tools
- Right click (or Ctrl-click) a request
- Click "Copy" → "Copy as cURL"
- Paste it in the curl command box above
This also works in Chrome and Safari.
Warning: the copied command may contain cookies or other sensitive data. Be careful if you're sharing the command with other people, sending someone your cookie for a website is like sending them your password.
Privacy
We do not transmit or record the curl commands you enter or what they're converted to. This is a static website (hosted on GitHub Pages) and the conversion happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript.
There is also a VS Code extension and a command line tool you can install from npm with
npm install -g curlconverter
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