cURL to Fetch

cURL to Fetch converts the cURL commands you copy from API docs, Postman or your browser’s network tab into ready-to-use JavaScript fetch() code.

Paste the command on the left and a clean, modern async/await snippet appears on the right, complete with the right HTTP method, headers and request body — no manual translation required.

The converter understands the cURL flags you actually meet in practice: -X / --request for the method, -H / --header for headers, -d / --data and its variants for the request body, and -u / --user for basic authentication, which it turns into a base64 Authorization header.

When you supply data without a method it infers POST, matching cURL’s own behaviour, and it quietly ignores transfer-only flags such as --compressed, -L and -k that have no meaning in the browser.

Multi-line commands with trailing backslashes are stitched together automatically, and quoted values keep their contents intact.

Everything runs locally in your browser, so the commands you paste — which may contain tokens or credentials — never leave your machine.

Use it to port a quick API example into a front-end app, to sanity-check what a cURL command really does, or to teach yourself the fetch API by example.

Copy the generated code with one click and drop it straight into your project.