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Postman Collection to cURL Converter

Paste or upload a Postman Collection v2.0/v2.1 export and get ready-to-run cURL commands — instantly, entirely in your browser.

1. Add your Postman collection
Waiting for input
2. Options
3. Result

What this tool does

Paste or upload a Postman Collection v2.0 or v2.1 JSON export and this tool walks every request — including ones nested inside folders — and turns each one into an equivalent curl command. Method, URL, query parameters, headers, request body (raw JSON/text, urlencoded, or multipart form-data), and common auth types (Bearer token, Basic auth, API key) are all translated so the resulting commands can be run directly from a terminal.

SupportedBehavior
Nested foldersRequests inside folders (and sub-folders) are found and converted, with their folder path shown next to each request
Body modesraw (JSON/text), urlencoded, and multipart/form-data (including file fields) are each mapped to the matching curl flags
AuthBearer tokens become an Authorization header, Basic auth becomes -u user:pass, and API keys are placed in a header or query string as configured in Postman
VariablesPostman variables are preserved as-is in the output so you can substitute your own values or environment file

Postman Collection to cURL Converter

The Postman Collection to cURL Converter is a free online developer tool that converts exported Postman Collection v2.0 and v2.1 JSON files into executable cURL commands. Whether you're documenting APIs, testing endpoints, automating workflows, or sharing requests with teammates, this tool instantly generates clean and ready-to-use cURL commands directly in your browser.

Simply paste your Postman collection JSON or upload the exported collection file. The converter automatically parses every request, including HTTP methods, URLs, query parameters, request headers, authentication, and request bodies. You can then copy individual cURL commands or download the entire collection as a shell script or text file.


Key Features

  • Supports Postman Collection v2.0 and v2.1.
  • Paste JSON or upload exported collection files.
  • Converts every request into executable cURL commands.
  • Preserves HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE).
  • Includes request headers automatically.
  • Preserves query parameters.
  • Supports JSON, form-data, x-www-form-urlencoded, and raw request bodies.
  • Converts Bearer Token, Basic Authentication, and API Key authentication.
  • Pretty output formatting for improved readability.
  • Copy individual cURL commands with one click.
  • Download complete collection as .sh or .txt.
  • 100% browser-based processing.
  • No server upload required.
  • Fast conversion with unlimited requests.

How to Convert a Postman Collection to cURL

  1. Export your API collection from Postman using Collection v2.0 or v2.1 format.
  2. Paste the JSON directly into the editor or upload the exported JSON file.
  3. Select your preferred conversion options such as preserving headers, query parameters, authentication, and request body.
  4. Click the convert button to generate cURL commands.
  5. Review every generated request.
  6. Copy individual commands or download the complete shell script.

Supported HTTP Methods

The converter supports all commonly used HTTP request methods, including:

  • GET
  • POST
  • PUT
  • PATCH
  • DELETE
  • OPTIONS
  • HEAD
Each request is converted into the equivalent cURL syntax while preserving its original configuration.

Authentication Support

Authentication settings from your Postman collection are automatically converted into cURL commands whenever possible.

  • Bearer Token
  • Basic Authentication
  • API Key
  • Custom Headers
This allows you to immediately test authenticated API endpoints without manually rewriting request headers.

Request Body Conversion

The converter supports multiple request body formats used in REST APIs.

  • Raw JSON
  • Form Data
  • x-www-form-urlencoded
  • Plain Text
  • Multipart Form Uploads
Generated cURL commands preserve the request payload, making migration from Postman to the command line seamless.

Why Use cURL?

cURL is one of the most widely used command-line tools for making HTTP requests. Developers frequently use cURL to test REST APIs, automate deployments, troubleshoot endpoints, integrate CI/CD pipelines, and reproduce API requests outside graphical applications.

By converting your Postman collection into cURL commands, you can easily integrate requests into shell scripts, documentation, automation workflows, Docker containers, CI/CD pipelines, or Linux terminal commands.


Common Use Cases

  • API development and testing.
  • Backend debugging.
  • REST API documentation.
  • Command-line API testing.
  • CI/CD automation.
  • Shell scripting.
  • DevOps deployment pipelines.
  • Sharing API requests with teammates.
  • Learning HTTP request syntax.
  • Migrating from Postman to command-line workflows.

Privacy First

Your API collections are processed entirely inside your browser. No Postman collections, authentication tokens, request bodies, or API endpoints are uploaded to external servers. This ensures complete privacy when working with internal APIs, development environments, or confidential endpoints.


Export Options

After conversion, you can choose from multiple export options:

  • Copy individual cURL commands.
  • Copy the complete collection.
  • Download as Shell Script (.sh).
  • Download as Text File (.txt).
These export formats make it easy to integrate API requests into development, testing, and automation workflows.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my collection uploaded anywhere?
No. Parsing and conversion happen entirely in JavaScript in your browser tab. Nothing is sent to a server.
Does it support Postman v2.0 and v2.1?
Yes. Both schema versions use the same overall request structure this tool reads, so exports from either version convert correctly.
What happens to Postman environment variables?
Variables like baseUrl or token are left untouched in the generated commands. Replace them with real values, or export/paste your environment separately before running the commands.
Can I copy just one request instead of the whole batch?
Yes. Each converted request has its own "Copy" button, or you can copy everything at once, or download the full batch as a .sh or .txt file.
What if a request uses an auth type this tool doesn't fully support?
Bearer, Basic, and API key auth are handled directly. Other or custom auth types are skipped for that request's auth headers, but the rest of the request (method, URL, headers, body) still converts normally — you can add the missing auth manually.