JavaScript Code Converters

Free, AI-powered tools to convert JavaScript code to 40+ programming languages while maintaining code logic, structure, and functionality.

JavaScript is one of the most widely used languages in modern software development, powering everything from web frontends to full-stack applications. But as architectures evolve or teams adopt new technologies, it’s common to move JavaScript logic into other environments where different languages are preferred.

JavaScript Code Converters are AI-powered tools that translate JavaScript code into over 45 other programming languages. These include Python, Java, C#, Rust, Go, Kotlin, TypeScript, and many others. The converters are built to retain the original logic, structure, and behavior while adapting the code to the conventions of the target language.

They support key JavaScript features like asynchronous functions, closures, prototypes, event handling, and dynamic typing. During conversion, the tools rewrite this logic into equivalent, idiomatic forms that make sense in statically typed or functional environments—depending on the language you’re targeting.

These converters are ideal when porting business logic to backend systems, creating cross-platform applications, or standardizing across languages. They help reduce manual rewrite time, lower the risk of introducing errors, and streamline integration between codebases.

All tools are free to use, require no installation, and are designed to work with real-world, production-level code.

Key Features of JavaScript Converters

Handles Asynchronous and Dynamic Behavior

Supports JavaScript-specific patterns like async/await, callbacks, closures, and dynamic typing during conversion.

Supports 45+ Output Languages

Translate JavaScript into Python, Java, C#, Rust, Kotlin, TypeScript, Go, and more.

Understands Core JavaScript Constructs

Processes DOM-independent logic, prototype chains, object literals, and higher-order functions accurately.

Produces Idiomatic, Readable Output

Delivers structured code in the target language, formatted according to local syntax and best practices.