cURL to Python Converter
Code GeneratorsConvert any cURL command into clean Python code. Get ready-to-run requests, httpx and FastAPI snippets with headers, auth, JSON and form data preserved — free and private.
Paste a cURL command — headers, auth, JSON and form bodies all convert automatically.
cURL to JSON Converter
Turn cURL commands into structured JSON request objects, or generate a ready-to-paste n8n HTTP Request node. Headers, auth, query strings and bodies preserved — 100% local.
Docker Run to Compose Converter
Convert any docker run command into a clean docker-compose.yml. Parses ports, volumes, env vars, restart policy and networks, with optional Traefik label generation.
JSON to Pydantic Model Generator
Generate Python Pydantic v2 BaseModel classes from JSON. Nested models, Optional fields, list[...] and dict[...] hints, aliases via Field — copy-paste ready Python code.
JSON to C# Class Generator
Generate strongly-typed C# classes from JSON instantly. Nested objects, List<T>, DateTime, nullable types, JsonPropertyName attributes and PascalCase options — copy ready-to-use code.
How to Use
Three steps from raw data to finished output — no account required.
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Paste the full cURL command — line continuations, headers, auth and bodies are all parsed.
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Switch between requests, httpx and FastAPI targets to match your project.
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Copy the generated Python — or download it as a .py file — straight into your codebase.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about the curl to python converter.
HTTP method (-X), URL, query strings, headers (-H), JSON and form bodies (-d, --json), multipart fields (-F), basic auth (-u), cookies, user-agent and referer flags — even commands split across lines with backslash continuations.
requests produces a classic synchronous script using requests.post/get with json= payloads. httpx generates the modern httpx.Client context-manager style with HTTP/2 support. FastAPI wraps the call in an async def endpoint using httpx.AsyncClient — ideal for proxying an upstream API inside a FastAPI service.
The JSON payload is pretty-printed as a native Python dict (True/False/None instead of JSON literals), so the generated code is readable and easy to edit — no embedded JSON strings to maintain.
Completely. The command is tokenized and converted locally with JavaScript. Commands frequently contain API keys and tokens, so nothing is ever transmitted — safe for production credentials.