cURL to Fetch Template
Paste a cURL command and get a JavaScript fetch() template. Nothing is executed.
Your fetch() template appears here.
This only rewrites the command as code — no request is sent and nothing leaves your browser.
Runs in your browser. Your input is not uploaded to PayloadIQ.
This tool reads a curlcommand the way you would copy it from your terminal or your browser's "Copy as cURL" menu and rewrites it as a JavaScript fetch() call. It pulls out the method (from -X/--request, defaulting to POST when a body is present), the URL, every -H/--header, and the body from -d, --data, --data-raw, or --data-binary. The parsing happens entirely on this page — no request is ever sent and nothing leaves your browser.
Treat the result as a starting template, not a drop-in replacement. cURL has dozens of flags (auth, cookies, proxies, file uploads, redirects) that do not map one-to-one onto fetch(), so review the generated headers and body and wire up anything exotic by hand.