cURL Builder
Build HTTP requests visually and export as cURL, fetch, axios, Python, Go, or Ruby.
Free & unlimited
GET
KeyValue
Output
curl -X GET \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
'https://api.example.com/users'All processing happens in your browser. No data is sent to any server.
About this tool
- 1
Choose HTTP method
Select GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE, or any custom HTTP method.
- 2
Enter URL and headers
Type the request URL and add any headers like Authorization, Content-Type, or custom headers.
- 3
Set request body
For POST/PUT requests, enter the body as JSON, form data, or raw text.
- 4
Copy the command
Copy the generated cURL command ready to paste into your terminal.
- Use the -v flag option to include verbose output for debugging connection issues.
- Add -o filename to save the response body to a file instead of printing it.
- The -L flag follows redirects automatically - enable it when testing URLs that may redirect.
- Use -k to skip SSL verification when testing against self-signed certificates in development.
- Visual builder for all cURL options without memorizing flags
- Supports all HTTP methods, headers, auth types, and body formats
- Authentication helpers for Bearer tokens, Basic auth, and API keys
- Generates commands compatible with Linux, macOS, and Windows (PowerShell)
- Import existing cURL commands to edit them visually
- Build API test requests without memorizing cURL flag syntax
- Generate cURL commands to share with teammates for reproducing API issues
- Convert a Postman request to a cURL command for use in scripts
- Create cURL commands for documentation examples and API guides
Yes. Paste a cURL command and the tool will parse it into the visual form fields for easy editing.
Yes. Use the form-data body type and specify a file field with -F flag. The tool generates the correct multipart syntax.
Windows Command Prompt uses different quoting rules. Use the platform toggle to generate a PowerShell-compatible command.