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Postman Collection Viewer

Paste or open a Postman collection JSON file to browse folders, requests, methods, URLs, and details locally, then copy or download an inventory.

🔒 This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your files are never uploaded to a server.

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Postman Collection Viewer

Local only

How it works

  1. Paste a Postman collection JSON export or choose a local JSON file.
  2. View the collection name, request count, folder paths, methods, URLs, headers, and body modes.
  3. Search the parsed request list, select a request for details, then copy or download an inventory.

The method

The viewer reads the collection's nested item arrays recursively. Items with a request object become request rows, while folder names are retained as searchable paths. No request is sent.

FAQ

What collection format does this viewer accept?

Paste or select a JSON Postman collection export containing an item array, including common v2.0 and v2.1 exports. The viewer does not execute requests.

Does my collection leave the browser?

No. The JSON is parsed locally in your browser and is not uploaded to a server.

Can I search nested folders and requests?

Yes. After parsing, search matches request names, HTTP methods, URLs, and folder paths, including nested folders.

What does the download action contain?

It downloads a plain-text inventory containing the collection name, request count, folder paths, methods, names, and URLs.

How we compare

FeatureOnline Tool StoreToolHub Postman ViewerFilevane Postman Viewer
Paste JSON or choose a local fileYesFile uploadPaste JSON
Nested folder and request browsingYesYesYes
Search by name, method, URL, and folderYesNot shownNot shown
Request details without executing callsYesYesYes
Copy and download request inventoryYesNot shownNot shown

Use this for a fast, private read-through of a Postman collection when you need its structure and endpoints without opening a full API client.

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