If you’re using macOS or Linux, open the Postman Desktop app.
If you’re using Windows, go to the Postman download page, install the latest version of Postman and open it.Rename the Postman folder so you can differentiate it easily.You can find it at the below locations depending on your operating system. Find the Postman folder on your machine.Note: Ignore this step if you’re a macOS or Linux user. If you’re using Windows, uninstall Postman.Note: You will find Postman folders at these two locations on Windows. If you’re using Windows, go to the Postman download page and install the latest version of Postman.Delete the Postman folder(s) found at the below locations depending on your operating system.Note: Ignore this step if you’re a macOS or a Linux user.
Force quit all open instances of the Postman Desktop app.Instead, follow the instructions for renaming your Postman folder. This action will delete your data completely. If you're using Postman locally without signing in to a Postman account, do not follow the steps below to remove your local data. You should also review your activity feed to verify that all recent changes have been captured. Postman's automatic language detection, link and syntax highlighting, search, and text formatting make it easy to inspect the response body.If you’re trying to remove your local data to resolve an issue with the Postman Desktop app, first make sure your work is synced to your Postman account before removing the data. View the status code, response time, and response size. Import a collection directly or generate one with one click from:Īn API schema in the RAML, WADL, OpenAPI, or GraphQL format Instead of creating calls manually to send over the command line, all you need is a Postman Collection. Raw body editing-For sending data without any encodingīinary data-For sending image, audio, video, or text files Multipart/form-data-For sending large quantities of binary data or text containing non-ASCII characters URL-encoded-The default content type for sending simple text data Create and save custom methods and send requests with the following body types: (Postman also works with SOAP and GraphQL.) Use Postman as a REST client to create and execute queries.
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