1. 01Paste a complete docker run command; sudo, docker container run, single and double quotes and end-of-line continuations are all accepted.
2. 02Read the generated Compose YAML and the flag warnings.
3. 03Download or copy compose.yaml.
4. 04Before actually deploying, validate it on the target machine with docker compose config and then decide whether to run it.

• The tokenizer handles single and double quotes, backslash escapes inside double quotes, \ plus newline and the backtick continuation common on Windows; it is not a full POSIX shell and performs no variable expansion, command substitution, redirection or piping.
• The command must be recognisable as docker run; the first non-flag token is taken as the image and everything after it as the container command.
• It covers the common flags for ports, volumes and mounts, environment, restart, network, resources, health checks, logging, capabilities and DNS; flags such as --network-alias, a fixed IP, GPUs and --volumes-from raise a warning that manual adjustment is needed.
• Options such as -d, --rm and -P that only have meaning for the docker run client or the way it runs do not produce an incorrect Compose configuration; instead they are explained.
• A successful generation does not mean the configuration will start; the Compose version, host paths, image, network and runtime capabilities still have to be validated in the real environment.

The Docker command is parsed locally in the browser only; no connection is made to a Docker daemon, an image registry or a server. Secrets or environment variables inside the command are not uploaded by this tool either.