cURL Command Parser

Online tool for parsing curl commands into method, URL, headers, query params, body, and fetch code.

Обработка выполняется локально в браузере. Данные не отправляются на сервер.

For this tool, processing runs locally in your browser and data is not sent to the server.

cURL Command Parser is a free online tool for understanding curl command parts: method, URL, headers, body, auth, and cookies. Processing runs locally in your browser.

What it does

Output

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How to use

Paste a curl command from API docs, DevTools, Postman, README, or logs.
Click Parse curl and review method, URL, query params, headers, body, auth, and cookies.
Optionally copy fetch code or structured JSON.
Review warnings about Authorization, cookies, API keys, and unsupported curl flags.

More about this tool

cURL Command Parser helps quickly understand what a curl command contains: HTTP method, URL, path, query params, headers, body, auth, cookies, and extra options.

Useful when moving requests from API docs, DevTools, Postman, README, or logs into fetch, frontend code, backend tests, or documentation.

The service does not execute HTTP requests and does not send tokens, cookies, or payload to the server. Secret values can be masked in the result and generated fetch code.

Processing runs locally in your browser.

Parses curl commands locally
Shows method, URL, headers, and body
Parses query params, auth, and cookies
Generates fetch code
Masks tokens and cookies
Helps move requests from API docs and DevTools
Runs in the browser
Data is not sent to the server
No registration required

Frequently Asked Questions

What does curl parser do?

It breaks a curl command into parts: method, URL, query params, headers, body, auth, cookies, and options.

Does the service execute HTTP requests?

No. The tool only parses curl command text and does not send requests.

Can I get fetch code from curl?

Yes. After parsing you can generate a JavaScript fetch example with method, headers, and body.

What happens to Authorization and cookies?

Such values should be masked by default so production tokens or cookies are not copied into public places.

Are multiline curl commands supported?

Yes. The tool should support line continuations with backslash common in API documentation.

How is HTTP method determined?

If -X is set, that method is used. If data/body exists without -X, POST is usually assumed. Without body, GET is the default.

Is Basic Auth supported?

Yes. -u or --user can be parsed as Basic Auth, with password masked in the result.

Can result be imported into Postman?

This tool helps parse curl and copy data or fetch code. Full Postman Collection export is a separate service.

Is my data sent to the server?

No. Processing runs locally in your browser and data is not sent to the server.

Do I need to register?

No. The tool works without registration.

More about this tool

cURL Command Parser helps quickly understand what a curl command contains: HTTP method, URL, path, query params, headers, body, auth, cookies, and extra options.

Useful when moving requests from API docs, DevTools, Postman, README, or logs into fetch, frontend code, backend tests, or documentation.

The service does not execute HTTP requests and does not send tokens, cookies, or payload to the server. Secret values can be masked in the result and generated fetch code.

Processing runs locally in your browser.

Parses curl commands locally
Shows method, URL, headers, and body
Parses query params, auth, and cookies
Generates fetch code
Masks tokens and cookies
Helps move requests from API docs and DevTools
Runs in the browser
Data is not sent to the server
No registration required

Frequently Asked Questions

What does curl parser do?

It breaks a curl command into parts: method, URL, query params, headers, body, auth, cookies, and options.

Does the service execute HTTP requests?

No. The tool only parses curl command text and does not send requests.

Can I get fetch code from curl?

Yes. After parsing you can generate a JavaScript fetch example with method, headers, and body.

What happens to Authorization and cookies?

Such values should be masked by default so production tokens or cookies are not copied into public places.

Are multiline curl commands supported?

Yes. The tool should support line continuations with backslash common in API documentation.

How is HTTP method determined?

If -X is set, that method is used. If data/body exists without -X, POST is usually assumed. Without body, GET is the default.

Is Basic Auth supported?

Yes. -u or --user can be parsed as Basic Auth, with password masked in the result.

Can result be imported into Postman?

This tool helps parse curl and copy data or fetch code. Full Postman Collection export is a separate service.

Is my data sent to the server?

No. Processing runs locally in your browser and data is not sent to the server.

Do I need to register?

No. The tool works without registration.