cURL Command Builder
Build a cURL command from a request's method, headers, and body, ready to run in a terminal.
Assembling a request without the syntax
cURL is the standard way to make HTTP requests from the command line, but its flags for methods, headers, authentication and body data are easy to misremember. This builds a correct cURL command from the parts of your request, so you get a runnable command without hunting through the manual for the right flag.
Fill in the method, URL, headers and body, and the cURL command is assembled.
Why cURL commands are so shareable
A cURL command is a wonderfully portable way to describe an exact HTTP request — it captures the method, headers and body in one line that anyone can paste into a terminal and run, which is why bug reports and API docs so often include one. Building one here lets you construct a request precisely, test an endpoint, or hand a colleague a reproducible example. Just remember a command containing an auth token or key is sensitive, so scrub secrets before sharing it publicly.
Common questions
Why use a cURL command?
It captures an exact HTTP request in one portable line anyone can run, which is why API docs and bug reports use them.
Can it include headers and authentication?
Yes — method, URL, headers, body and auth are all assembled into the command.
Is anything uploaded?
No. The command is built in your browser, so any tokens you include stay on your machine.