Postman Collection v2.1 Ready

Free Mock API Collection for Postman

Test, automate, and inspect 23+ free public REST APIs directly inside Postman. Includes pre-configured endpoints, JSON request bodies, and headers.

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How to Import Into Postman in 60 Seconds

1

Download File

Click the download button above to save gen-endpoint-postman-collection.json to your computer.

2

Import to Postman

In Postman, click Import in the top-left corner and drag the downloaded JSON file into the window.

3

Send & Inspect

Select any request from the 23 folders (Auth, Products, Cart, Users) and click Send.

23 Pre-Configured Endpoints Included

23 total endpoints

Greeting API

Utilities • 3 routes

System Status API

System • 1 routes

Echo API

Utilities • 2 routes

User Management API

Application • 5 routes

Product Catalog API

E-commerce • 5 routes

Authentication API

Security • 3 routes

File Upload & Management API

Utilities • 8 routes

Advanced Search API

Data • 3 routes

Notification System API

Communication • 5 routes

Analytics & Metrics API

Analytics • 3 routes

Data Export API

Data • 4 routes

Shopping Cart API

E-commerce • 7 routes

Payment Processing API

E-commerce • 3 routes

Inventory Management API

E-commerce • 3 routes

Blog & CMS API

Content • 4 routes

Comments & Reviews API

Social • 3 routes

Webhook Management API

Integration • 3 routes

Rate Limiting API

Security • 3 routes

Real-time Chat API

Communication • 4 routes

Background Jobs API

System • 4 routes

URL Shortener API

Utilities • 6 routes

QR Code Generator API

Utilities • 7 routes

Device Management API

Mobile • 4 routes

Pre-Built Postman Test Assertions

You can paste this snippet into Postman's Tests tab to automate status code and JSON validation:

pm.test("Status code is 200", function () {
    pm.response.to.have.status(200);
});

pm.test("Response is valid JSON", function () {
    const jsonData = pm.response.json();
    pm.expect(jsonData).to.be.an("object");
});

pm.test("Response time is under 200ms", function () {
    pm.expect(pm.response.responseTime).to.be.below(200);
});