Manage your Postman account settings

You can manage account settings, including two-factor authentication, your email address, password, and workspace data on your account settings page.

Set up two-factor authentication

If you sign in to Postman using a username or email and a password, you can set up two-factor authentication for your account:

Open your account settings page by selecting your avatar in the Postman header, then selecting Settings > Account.
Select Enable 2FA.

Enabling 2FA will revoke all of your active Postman sessions.
Install an authenticator app on your phone if you don't have one available, and have your password with you.
Select Continue.
Enter your password and select Verify.
Link your authenticator app, then enter the six digit authentication code generated by your app and select Next.
Download your recovery codes and store them in a secure location. If you lose your device, you'll be able to use one of the recovery codes to sign in. You can only use each recovery code once.
Select Done.

Once you've enabled two-factor authentication, you must provide both your password and the authentication code to sign in unless you turn off two-factor authentication.

If you're signed in to Postman and would like to regenerate your recovery codes, open your account settings and select Regenerate recovery codes.

If you lose access to your device and can't access your authenticator app, select Use a recovery code when signing in to Postman. If you've lost your recovery codes, email Postman support from a registered email address for help.

Turn off two-factor authentication

You can turn off two-factor authentication at any time:

Open your account settings page by selecting your avatar in the Postman header, then selecting Settings > Account.
Select Disable 2FA.
Enter your password and select Disable 2FA.

You can enable two-factor authentication again at any time in your account settings.

Update your notification preferences

You can update your notification preferences by selecting your avatar in the Postman header, then selecting Settings > Notifications.

You can opt in to or out of email or in-app notifications about security, usage, monitors, and comments by selecting or clearing the checkboxes next to each item. Select Update Preferences to save changes.

In addition to email and in-app notifications, you can also send many notifications to Slack using the integration for Slack. After you add the integration for Slack, you can select notification events in the On Slack column. These notifications are sent to Slack by the integration.

Manage your active sessions

You can manage your active Postman sessions by selecting your avatar in the Postman header, selecting Settings, then selecting Active sessions. You can view all of the devices you're signed in to Postman on and revoke any sessions you no longer use or recognize. You can also choose to Revoke all sessions.

Change your email address

If you're a member of a free or paid team, you can change the email address associated with your Postman account. Open your account settings page. Select your avatar in the Postman header, then select Settings > Account. Edit your email address and select Update Email Address to save changes.

If you're a member of an Enterprise team with SCIM (System for Cross-domain Identity Management) enabled, you must contact a Team Admin to change the email address associated with your Postman account. A Team Admin must edit your email address in your SCIM identity provider.

Reset your password

If you're on a Professional, Basic, or Free plan, you can change your password if you're already signed in by navigating to your account settings page. Select your avatar in the Postman header, then select Settings > Account. Select Change Password.

If you aren't signed in to your Postman account, you can recover your username or reset your password from the Sign In page. Select Trouble signing in?. Enter your account email, select the I'm not a robot checkbox, and select Submit. Postman will send you an email with instructions for recovering access to your account.