Enter an HTTP method, URL, headers, request body and options to generate a copy-ready cURL command. Every value is safely escaped per POSIX shell rules.
A cURL command is curl followed by options and a URL. -X sets the method, -H adds headers, and --data-raw or --data-urlencode sends a body. This tool takes each piece from a form and produces a neatly multi-line command that you can copy to the clipboard in one click.
When a header value or JSON body contains a single quote ('), spaces, or special characters, an unescaped command can break in the shell. This tool wraps every value in single quotes and replaces any inner single quote with the exact '\'' sequence (close, escaped-quote, reopen). It also strips newlines to prevent header injection.
-k (--insecure) skips server TLS certificate verification. It is convenient for local testing but dangerous over real networks, where it exposes you to man-in-the-middle attacks. This tool shows a warning whenever -k is enabled. In production, use valid certificates and avoid this flag.