cURL to JSON

cURL to JSON and JSON to cURL

Paste a cURL command, as copied from your browser's dev tools or an API's docs, and read it as JSON: method, address, query, headers, auth, cookies and body, with JSON and form bodies parsed. Edit it and turn it back into a command, or send any JSON as the body of a new one.

How do I use the cURL to JSON?

1. Paste a cURL command; Bracely opens this tool when you paste one anywhere.
2. Read or edit the request as JSON.
3. Switch to JSON → cURL to get a command back.

What does the cURL to JSON do?

• Handles '…', "…" and $'…' quoting, line breaks and grouped flags like -sSL
• Commands copied as cURL (cmd) on Windows
• Bearer tokens, basic auth and cookies pulled out
• JSON and form bodies parsed; -G puts data in the address
• Safe single-quoting when building a command

Frequently asked questions

Does it send the request?

No. It only reads and writes the command, so nothing leaves your browser. Run the command yourself in a terminal.

Is my data uploaded?

No. Bracely runs entirely in your browser, so nothing you paste or open leaves your device.

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Last updated 20 October 2026 · Version 2.1 · Changelog
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