For AI agents: a documentation index is available at the root level at /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt. Append /llms.txt to any URL for a page-level index, or .md for the markdown version of any page.
Postman
PricingEnterprise
Contact SalesSign InSign Up for Free
HomeDocs
HomeDocs
      • Welcome
        • Overview
        • Download
        • Send a request
        • Write a test
        • Sign up and sign in
        • Create a collection
        • Explore the Postman API Network
        • Next steps
      • Troubleshooting
Postman API Platform

Product

  • Postman Overview
  • Enterprise
  • Spec Hub
  • Flows
  • Agent Mode
  • API Catalog
  • Fern
  • Postman CLI
  • Integrations
  • Workspaces
  • Plans and pricing

API Network

  • App Security
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Communication
  • Data Analytics
  • Database
  • Developer Productivity
  • DevOps
  • Ecommerce
  • eSignature
  • Financial Services
  • Payments
  • Travel

Resources

  • Postman Docs
  • Academy
  • Community
  • Templates
  • Intergalactic
  • Videos
  • MCP Servers

Legal and Security

  • Legal Terms Hub
  • Terms of Service
  • Postman Product Terms
  • Security
  • Website Terms of Use

Company

  • About
  • Careers and culture
  • Contact us
  • Partner program
  • Customer stories
  • Student programs
  • Press and media
Twitter iconLinkedIn iconGithub iconYouTube iconInstagram iconDiscord icon
Download Postman
Privacy Policy

© 2026 Postman, Inc.

On this page
  • Next steps
Get startedPostman first steps

Create your first collection

||View as Markdown|
Was this page helpful?
Previous

Sign up for Postman

Next

Discover public APIs on the Postman API Network

Built with

To create a new collection, in this example, you’ll start by creating a new request first. You can create a new request from the sidebar in Postman.

To create a collection and save a request in the new collection, do the following:

  1. If you haven’t already, install the Postman desktop app and sign in to Postman.

  2. Click Add icon > HTTP.

    Create new request
  3. Enter a request in the request builder and click Save.

  4. Click New Collection. Name the request and collection.

    Save request to collection
  5. Click Save to add the request to the collection.

After you save the request, your new collection and the request are listed under Collections in the sidebar.

Every request you send in Postman appears under the History tab of the sidebar. On a small scale, reusing requests through the history section is convenient. As your Postman usage grows, it can be time-consuming to find a particular request in your history. Instead of scrolling through your history section, you can save all your requests in a collection for easier access.

Next steps

  • To learn more about collections, visit the Collections overview.
  • To create, edit, delete, and work with your collections, visit Create and manage request collections in Postman.
  • For details on how to run your collection, visit the Collection Runner overview.