Convert curl to PowerShell

Instantly convert your curl commands to PowerShell code using the Invoke-RestMethod library. Free, fast, and no signup required.

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Type or paste a curl command and click 'Convert' to see the code.
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About PowerShell HTTP Requests

Invoke-RestMethod is PowerShell's built-in cmdlet for making REST API calls. It automatically handles JSON and XML serialization/deserialization, making it incredibly easy to work with web APIs. Combined with Invoke-WebRequest for more complex scenarios, PowerShell provides a powerful scripting environment for automation and API integration on Windows, Linux, and macOS.

Install Invoke-RestMethod:

No installation needed - built into PowerShell 3.0+

Key Features

  • Built into PowerShell - no installation needed
  • Automatic JSON/XML parsing
  • Certificate-based authentication
  • Session handling with WebSession
  • Proxy support
  • Works on Windows, Linux, and macOS
  • Easy integration with Azure and Microsoft APIs
  • Pipeline-friendly output

View official Invoke-RestMethod documentation

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I convert a curl command to PowerShell?

Simply paste your curl command in the input box above and select "PowerShell" from the language dropdown. The tool will generate equivalent PowerShell code using Invoke-RestMethod.

Does PowerShell have curl built-in?

PowerShell has an alias "curl" that points to Invoke-WebRequest, but it works differently than Unix curl. Our converter generates native PowerShell code using Invoke-RestMethod which is more idiomatic and feature-rich.

What version of PowerShell do I need?

Invoke-RestMethod is available in PowerShell 3.0 and later. PowerShell 7+ (PowerShell Core) is recommended for cross-platform compatibility and the latest features.

How do I handle authentication in PowerShell?

The generated code supports headers including Authorization. For Basic auth, PowerShell also supports the -Credential parameter. For OAuth, include the Bearer token in the headers.

Is the conversion done on your servers?

No, all conversion happens in your browser using JavaScript. Your curl commands are never sent to our servers, ensuring complete privacy.

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