Collections & Folders
Organize API requests into collections and folders.
Collections
A collection is a group of related requests. Click the New Collection button (folder-plus icon) in the sidebar header to create one - give it a name and optional description.
Each collection can contain requests at the top level and folders for further grouping:
E-commerce API
├── List Products (GET)
├── Products/
│ ├── Get Product (GET)
│ └── Create Product (POST)
└── Orders/
├── List Orders (GET)
└── Create Order (POST)Folders
Hover over a collection in the sidebar to reveal two icon buttons:
- + - Add a new request to the collection
- New Folder - Create a new folder inside the collection
Clicking New Folder opens a dialog where you can enter the folder name and confirm. You can also create subfolders by hovering over an existing folder and clicking its New Folder button.
Drag and Drop
Reorder requests and folders within a collection by dragging them. You can move requests between folders or back to the collection root.
Context Menu
Right-click any collection, folder, or request in the sidebar. The menu has three actions:
- Rename
- Export - downloads the item as a JSON file
- Delete


Import & Export
Import: Click the upload icon in the sidebar header and select a JSON file. The collection is added to the sidebar.
Export: Right-click a collection, folder, or request and choose Export. The exported JSON includes all nested folders and requests.
Environment import and export works the same way from the Environments page.
OpenAPI Import
You can also generate a collection from an OpenAPI spec. See OpenAPI Import & Sync for details.
Saved Requests
A saved request stores:
- URL (can include environment variables)
- HTTP method
- Headers, query parameters, body
- Authentication configuration
Click a saved request in the sidebar to open it. Edit it and click Save to save changes.
Search
The search box at the top of the sidebar filters collections, folders, and requests by name or URL as you type.


Collection Runner
Run all requests in a collection or folder sequentially. Right-click a collection and choose Run Collection, or right-click a folder and choose Run Folder.
The runner dialog shows each request with its pass/fail status, response details, and test results. Pre-request scripts and test scripts run for every request, and environment changes chain forward through the run.
See Collection Runner for full details.