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# Save WebSocket requests

You can save your WebSocket requests to a collection. This enables you to reuse requests, share them with other team members, and add documentation to the collection of requests.

You can also save your WebSocket request *responses* as [examples](/docs/use/send-requests/response-data/examples/) to illustrate different use cases, serve as test data, and more.

To save a new request, do the following:

1. Click <img alt="Save icon" src="https://assets.postman.com/postman-docs/aether-icons/action-save-stroke.svg#icon" width="16px" /> **Save** in the request tab.
2. Under **Save to**, select a collection, or click **New Collection**.

   There are limitations to WebSocket requests in collections. Keep reading for more information.
3. If you're creating a new collection, enter a name and click **Create**.
4. Click **Save**.

Postman displays your collection and saved request in **Collections** in the sidebar.

Because WebSocket requests have different features than HTTP requests, adding them to a collection puts the collection in a beta state with certain limitations.

When in this state, a collection can contain WebSocket or gRPC requests. It can't contain HTTP requests. Some features related to collections aren't supported, such as collaboration, version control, or scripting.