WslPath is a utility designed to convert between native Windows and WSL path names, akin to Cygwin's cygpath utility.

It's intended for use in WSL-based scripts that interoperate with native Windows.

The -u and -w options are based on cygpath's, so this utility, in some cases, can be a drop in replacement. This eases learning the utility for users used to Cygwin, and allows for easier porting of cygpath-based scripts to WSL.

wslpath [OPTION] [PATH1 [PATH2 ...]]

If no PATHs are specified, the current directory is used instead.

• -u, --unix - Outputs UNIX/Linux paths for inside WSL
• -w, --windows - Outputs Windows paths for outside WSL
• --help - Displays this text
• --version - Displays version information

• 0 if all paths are successfully converted
• 1 if a path could not be converted (for example, a path within WSL's internal filesystem)
• 2 for an incorrect command line

This utility was made by Miff. It's made available under the MIT License.

This utility was inspired by Cygwin's very useful cygpath utility, but doesn't use any source code from it.